[ecrea] Media Justice: Race, borders, disability and data - 25 May - San Diego

*Media Justice: Race, borders, disability, data*


*DRAFT PROGRAM*
*Link to this program: **http://bit.ly/mediajustice-ICA2017***


*Thursday 25 May, 2017*


*Sherman Heights Community Centre*
*2258 Island Avenue*
*San Diego, CA 92102*
*https://www.facebook.com/ShermanCenter/*
*www.shermanheights.com* <http://www.shermanheights.com/>


*ABOUT: *The Media Justice pre-conference to the International 
Communications Association 2017 conference will be held on May 25th, 
2017, at the Sherman Heights Community Center in San Diego. It will 
bring together activists, advocates, and researchers to advance the 
shared theory and practice of media justice. For more info, please read 
our full Call for Papers: http://www.icahdq.org/mpage/PC10CFP.


*REGISTRATION:* There is no cost to participate but registration is 
essential. Please register online at: https://goo.gl/forms/VexG67XSFg1d4n5j2


/International Communications Association Preconference Sponsored by the 
Philosophy, Theory and Critique Division and Communication and 
Technology Divisions of the International Communication Association/


*AGENDA*
*9.00 am: Welcome coffee*

*9.15 am: Opening remarks*

  * Ricardo Dominguez (UC San Diego and Electronic Disturbance Theatre)
  * Maegan Ortiz (Institute of Popular Education of Southern California)
  * Gerard Goggin (University of Sydney)
  * Sasha Costanza-Chock (MIT)
  * Tanja Dreher (University of New South Wales)

*9.45 am: Panel 1 – Race and borders *

  * Steven Renderos, Center for Media Justice
  * Dorothy Kidd, "Media Justice in the San Francisco Bay: A Continuing
    Research
  * Lana McDonnell, “ Mothers in Prison, Media Justice, and How to
    Counter Silence”
  * Kristin Shamas, “Skirting Issues of Access: Arab American Efforts
    toward Media Justice”
  * Amparo Cadavid, “From the borders of survival: resistance practices
    in Colombia’s South Bolivar region”

*11.00 am: short break*


*11.15 am: Panel 2 – Surveillance Countermeasures: Biopolitical 
Governance, Flawed Policing Reform and Resistance *

  * Marika Cifor, University of California, Los Angeles
  * Britt Paris, University of California, Los Angeles
  * Stacy Wood, University of California, Los Angeles

*12.00 pm: Lunch (provided)*


*12:30 - 1:30 VozMob/Vojo*
Hands-on workshop facilitated by Sasha Costanza-Chock (MIT) and Maegan 
Ortiz (Institute of Popular Education of Southern California),
*1:30 pm: short break*


*1.45 pm: Panel 4 – Disability*

  * Meryl Alper, “Keeping Voices Attached to People: Disability,
    Demagogues, and Design in Media”
  * Gracen Brimyer, “Problematizing Notions of Accessibility in the
    Digital Archive”
  * Filippo Tevisan, “Crowd-sourced disability storytelling,
    mobilization and the problem of ‘being heard’”
  * Gabi Shaffzin, “Reclamation Through Reification of Quantified Self 
Data”
  * Katie Ellis “Systemic Injustice and the rhetoric of Working on It:
    The Fight for Captions on New forms of television in Australia”

*3.00 pm: Coffee Break*


*3.30 pm: Panel 5 –**Digital Political Activism Research*

  * Sarah J. Jackson, Northeastern University
  * Sasha Costanza-Chock, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  * Charlton McIlwain, New York University
  * Paromita Pain, “Justice through media: Framing citizen journalism as
    a creator of social movements in India’s Video Volunteers and CGNET
    Swara”
  * Christina Dunbar-Hester, “Tracing Outward: People, Places, and
    Politics in Open Technology Diversity Advocacy”

*4.45 pm: Discussion, wrap and next steps*


/The event will be live captioned/


/This will be a fragrance-free event. We aim to maintain a welcoming and 
accessible environment for all conference participants. Please refrain 
from wearing scented products such as perfumes/colognes, scented 
lotions, clothing with strong detergent scents, etc. while attending 
this event as they can trigger serious health issues for those with 
fragrance allergies. Thank you for your consideration for all members of 
our community. For more information visit: 
//https://eastbaymeditation.org/resources/fragrance-free-at-ebmc///or 
/http://www.brownstargirl.org/blog/fragrance-free-femme-of-colour-realness-draft-15


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