Editorials
1.) Inclusion, reflection and co-creation: responsible science communication across the globe. --Marianne Achiam, J. F. H. Kupper and Joseph Roche

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2.) The ‘Engagement Incubator’: using design to stimulate reflexivity about public engagement with science. --Jo Bailey, Rhian Salmon and Maja Horst
3.) Towards the reflective science communication practitioner. --Tessa Roedema, Virgil Rerimassie, J. E. W. Broerse and J. F. H. Kupper
4.) Levelling the playing field: lessons from sport on re-framing science engagement as a benefit to the individual. --Lindsay Keith and Gary Kerr
5.) Roles, incentives, training and audiences for science communication: perspectives from female science communicators. --Clare Wilkinson, Elena Milani, Andy Ridgway and Emma Weitkamp
6.) A methodological approach to co-design citizen science communication strategies directed to quadruple-helix stakeholders. --Joana Magalhães, Blanca Guasch, Rosa Arias, Paolo Giardullo, Ana Elorza, Inês Navalhas, Esther Marín-González, Marzia Mazzonetto and Cristina Luís

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7.) Responsible science communication in Africa: rethinking drivers of policy, Afrocentricity and public engagement. --Elizabeth Rasekoala
8.) Commentary: rethinking iteratively (from Australia). --Joan Leach
9.) Responsible science communication in Latin America: reflections on challenges. --Claudia Aguirre Rios and Sergio de Regules
10.) Developing open, reflexive and socially responsible science communication research and practice. --Eric A. Jensen
11.) Beyond the needs of science — can opennes and reflexivitiy push the polish science communication further?. --Wiktor Gajewski