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Conference – ‘Media Education, Diversity and Voice’

November 16, 2020/in News /by Greg DeCuir
Tags: call for papers, conference, media education, media studies

On 31 March & 1 April 2021, the  School of Media and Communication at the University of Leeds and the Centre for Excellence in Media Practice will be convening the (virtual) International Media Education Summit. Bringing together researchers, educators and practitioners, the conference aims to showcase interdisciplinary, self-reflexive and practice-based research on all aspects of media education. For this year’s theme ‘Media Education, Diversity and Voice’, questions of performativity and pedagogy, inclusion, access and agency as well as diversity and voice in practice will be discussed. Abstracts for individual papers (400 words) can be submitted until 12 December 2020. More information on the conference here.

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