Editorials

1. Why should we think about social justice in science communication?. --Emily Dawson, Mehita Iqani and Simon Lock

Articles

2. Plants and Peoples exhibit at MUHNAC: analysis of traditional and scientific medicine from the perspective of the Epistemologies of South. --Martha Marandino and Maria Paula Meneses
3. Science communicators from marginalized backgrounds challenge STEM cultural norms to promote community belonging. --Evelyn Valdez-Ward, Robert N. Ulrich, Nic Bennett, Esmeralda Martinez-Maldonado, Allison Mattheis, Kathleen K. Treseder, Bruno Takahashi and Sunshine Menezes

Practice Insights

4. GlobalSCAPE: successes and failures in connecting with science communicators around the world. --Joseph Roche, Mairéad Hurley, Eric A. Jensen, Luisa Massarani, Pedro Russo and Aoife Taylor

Essays

5. Scientific temper: towards an alternate model of science-society relationships. --Siddharth Kankaria and Anwesha Chakraborty
6. Fugitive publics: sex, sexuality, and science communication. --Chase Ledin
7. Clashing epistemologies and contrasting injustice: an Aotearoa/ New Zealand case. --Marie McEntee, Mark Harvey and Fabien Medvecky