Author Archives: Tanja Dreher

Online seminar by Dr Laura Garbes (Brown / U Minnesota) presented by the Media Futures Hub in the School of Arts and Media, UNSW All welcome. Please circulate widely Thursday 5 May, 2pm (AEST, Sydney, Australia) Please RSVP to mediafutures@unsw.edu.au … Continue reading →

Call for papers CAMRA 2021: a snapshot of community and alternative media research in Australia 26 February 2021 (online) CAMRA 2021 is an online workshop aiming to showcase, connect and encourage research on community and alternative media in Australia. We … Continue reading →

Below is a brief listening guide to a selection of community radio programs (with links) which prioritise sovereign and self-determined voices[1]. The listening guide accompanies a panel that brings together community broadcasting practitioners and researchers, both academic and community-based, to … Continue reading →

The Media Futures Hub at UNSW is pleased to announce the launch of the Media Futures podcasts. The podcast begins with two mini-series, on the Politics of Listening and on Data Futures. Listen, subscribe and share via Apple Podcasts here … Continue reading →

A seminar with Natalie Nesvaderani (Cornell) and Dr Sukhmani Khorana (WSU) Thursday 19 March 1 – 3pm Room 310, Morven Brown Presented by the SAM Media Futures Hub and the School of Social Sciences Discussant: Dr Caroline Wake Presentation details: … Continue reading →

A list of selected First Nations media outlets and programs, with an emphasis on news, current affairs and expert commentary, prepared for the Illawarra Greens. Further suggestions are very welcome and can be added online: please email suggestions to t[dot]dreher[at]unsw[dot]edu[dot]au … Continue reading →

The Listening at the Intersections workshop was held at the University of Roehampton, London in June 2019. Click here to download the program booklet: PROGRAM Listening at the Intersections 26 June 2019 The Discussion Starter essay by Divya Ghelani is available … Continue reading →

Following the massacre at the Al Noor Mosque in Otautahi Christchurch on March 15, social media and political commentary have featured debates on the politics of speaking and listening, and calls to listen in specific ways. Here I share my … Continue reading →

A community engagement workshop on the theme of Data Justice which brought together community advocates and researchers from a range of organisations and disciplines to start a dialogue on the social justice implications of datafication. Representatives of Islamophobia Watch Australia, … Continue reading →