Media Makers in Exile
- Annenberg School for Communication
- 3620 Walnut St., Room 500
Exiled journalists from China, El Salvador and Palestine discuss how they bridge the time and space separating them from their homelands.
About the Event
In this panel, displaced media makers hailing from China, El Salvador and Palestine discuss how their media praxis talks back to oppression and imagines liberatory futures. How does a journalist in exile address injustices of the past and present, while still imagining a future beyond? How does a displaced artist bridge the time and space which now separate them from their homelands? By bringing together journalists in exile from varied contexts of violence and occupation, this panel challenges us to rethink our approach to media, space and nation.
Speaker details forthcoming.
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