The Informer

14 Apr 2020

How the 1918 flu pandemic changed Samoa and how are we changing the way we communicate now?

LGBTIQ, News & Politics

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Today, we speak to Damon Salesa about how the 1918 Influenza Pandemic hit Samoa harder than nearly anywhere else on earth and how the community there has been responding to diseases since. And we talk to Patrick Stokes from Deakin University about how self-isolation is changing the way we communicate.

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