CONNECTIONS: Don’t Blame Bats: How King’s is fighting misinformation

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To many people, bats are a source of fear and disease. But how much of that is true? Dr Anna Dubiel, along with our International Marketing MSc students, worked alongside the British Bat Conservation Trust and its Spanish sister organisation SECEMU as part of their #DontBlameBats campaign, to fight the misinformation that bats spread COVID-19. This podcast is an exploration of the student’s project to fight common misunderstandings about bats. This podcast is not a scientific discussion about the origins of the COVID-19 virus. Learn more about King's Business School: www.kcl.ac.uk/business Learn more about the British Bat Conservation Trust: https://www.bats.org.uk/ Learn more about SECEMU: http://secemu.org/

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