[Commlist] Critical Studies in Television Conference Recordings published

if you missed this year's Critical Studies in Television Conference, 
which was all about the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, you can now 
catch up as we recorded all sessions. This also includes the provocative 
and wonderful keynote by Anne Marit Waade from Aarhus University, 
Denmark, on 'What has television to do with climate? Green screens and 
green shooting'.

All sessions can be accessed by following the links on the following 
website: Critical Studies in Television Conference Programme - 
Television Studies Research Group % (edgehill.ac.uk) 
<https://sites.edgehill.ac.uk/tvresearchgroup/programme-of-the-cst-conference-2023/>

More information about the conference theme:

In 2015, the UN proposed 17 Sustainable Development Goals 
<https://sdgs.un.org/goals#history> that are meant to guide humankind 
towards a more equitable future on a liveable planet. They address 
questions of health, society, culture and the distribution of resources 
while also being aware of the urgency to address climate change. As a 
key communicator of human aspiration, as a tool to educate and inform, 
but also as an industry fraught with inequality and often accused to 
pandering to ‘valuable’ taste communities i.e. those of economic and 
other advantage, television emerges as a key site where our ability to 
respond to those aspirations can be assessed. How does television 
respond to the climate crisis? How does it aim to reduce poverty and 
inequalities by, for example, addressing local working conditions, 
offering traineeships to disadvantaged groups or address issues of 
outsourcing ethically? What steps does the industry take to reduce its 
carbon (and other polluting) footprint? How does it promote peace?


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