Perhaps at no other time in human history have issues involving peoples and place been so important. This year’s symposium focuses on media in peripheral spaces near and far, and how media and communication can be used for social good and equity. The event, organized by the Center for Global Change and Media, marks the official launch of Moody College’s newest center.
10/31, 11:00-4:30 p.m., DMC, 5.208 (Briefing Room) and 5.102 (Presentation Room)
Join us for panels on faculty and graduate and undergraduate research related to global-facing media and social justice and a keynote speech and workshop. The day will culminate with Selina Tusitala Marsh, New Zealand Poet Laureate (2017-2019) and author of Mophead, who will deliver the symposium’s keynote speech and conduct a workshop on identity and creativity following the keynote. Free and open to the public. (Lunch included).
Details
Start Date: October 31 @ 11:00am
End Date: October 31 @ 4:30pm
Event Categories: Guest Speaker Panel Discussion
Location: DMC 5.102
Website: Center for Global Change and Media
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Target audience: Students , Faculty , General Public , Staff , Alumni