Dear all,
please find below the programme of the one-day event I will be running on Tuesday 12 March with my colleague William Allen from COMPAS - Oxford: Media use and representation among migrants and refugees. Developing a new agenda (ESRC Impact acceleration fund).
As you can see, there are two separate sessions.
The first one is a meeting with stakeholders. We are not aiming at having a huge number of people in the room, but if someone wants to join us, there are still a few places available.
The second event is public, and of course everybody is welcome (coffee and tea provided).
Best,
Federico
ESRC Impact acceleration fund
Media Use and Representation among Migrants and Refugees:
Developing a New Agenda
Federico Faloppa (Modern Languages and European Studies—University of Reading)
William Allen (Centre on Migration, Policy, and Society—University of Oxford)
Tuesday 12 March 2019 - University of Reading
AGENDA
Part One: Private Stakeholder Discussions
Committee Room 2 - Whiteknights House
12.15
Arrivals and Sandwich/Buffet Lunch Served
13.00
Introductions and Project Overview by the organisers
13.15
What Do We Know, What Is Missing, and Why Now?
13.45
What Does ‘Effective’ Media Coverage and Use Look Like
14.30
What Should Researchers be Doing and Thinking? Brainstorming activity and reporting back, led by actREAL Oxford
15.15
Wrap Up and Future Steps
Part Two: Public Panel Discussion
Chancellors G05
16.15
Federico Faloppa (University of Reading),
Introduction and project overview
Lidia Tilotta (RAI Television, Italy; co-authored of
Lampedusa: Gateway to Europe, MacLehose Press, 2018),
Media between information and storytelling: from description to knowledge through a multi-vocal approach
Ben Doherty (correspondent “The Guardian Australia”, Journalism Fellow - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism),
New platforms, new voices
Max Hirzel (photoreporter, Italy)
New ways of (visually) framing migration
William Allen (COMPAS Oxford), New research on evidence and migration attitudes
17.45
Questions and Discussion (20-30 minutes)