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HSRC Connect news article about a panel discussion held for National Science Month 2026
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Collected on 28 September 2026
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This is an HSRC Connect news article about a panel discussion held for National Science Month 2026. It reports survey findings showing high public regard for science but low participation, and outlines priorities for building a more inclusive science engagement ecosystem. The article also makes the panel episode available to watch.
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The article makes the HSRC Connect panel episode available for people interested in the discussion about an inclusive science ecosystem.
- Who it is for
- People interested in science engagement and inclusion in South Africa
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Key Takeaways
- Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC)
- HSRC Connect panel hosted by Dr Saahier Parker
- National Science Month 2026
- South African Public Relationship with Science Survey (SAPRS)
- Science and technology potential for young people scored 78 out of 100
- Public participation in science scored 23 out of 100
- Three priorities for 2030: broaden what counts as science, adopt hybrid communication channels, and realign institutional incentives
- Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC)
- Dr Saahier Parker
- Dr. Sara Naicker
- Sylvia Hannan
- Zayaan Abdurahmaan
- South African Public Relationship with Science Survey (SAPRS)
- TikTok