2025-10-23
In September 2025, ReAct Africa launched an innovative communication tool, the AMR Unplugged Podcast, marking a new step in making conversations about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) more accessible to everyone. The podcast is created to raise awareness about AMR among the general public by breaking down complex scientific concepts into everyday language that people can easily relate to.
Through engaging storytelling, real-life experiences, and practical examples, AMR Unplugged places people at the center of the discussion — from families and farmers to health workers and policymakers.
The goal is to bridge the gap between science and society, inspiring informed action and collective responsibility in the fight against AMR.
The episodes premiere every third Wednesday of the month on ReAct Africa’s YouTube platform:
Episode 1: AMR in the Environment:
Episode 2: AMR and Animal Health
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