Spaces of Inclusion - An explorative study on needs of refugees and migrants in the domain of media communication and on responses by community media

Authors: Bellardi, N., Busch, B., Hassemeer, J., Peissl, H. and Scifo, S.

Publisher: Council of Europe

Place of Publication: Strasbourg

Abstract:

COMMIT – Community Media Institute is based in Austria and works in the field of media training and research. COMMIT was commissioned by the Information Society Department of Council of Europe Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law to realize this study. The Study consist of three sections which have been delivered by different experts and a common section of Conclusions and recommendations. The authors are (following the structure of the report): Section I: Community Media in Europe - an overview Salvatore Scifo, senior lecturer in Communication & Social Media at the School of Journalism, English and Communication at Bournemouth University, UK Section II: Study based on ethnographic interviews with refugees in Austria Jonas Hassemer, PhD candidate at the Linguistics Department, University of Vienna, A Brigitta Busch, professor at the Linguistics Department, University of Vienna, A Section III: The right to have a voice – Portraits of community media productions by migrants and refugees Nadia Bellardi, journalist and transcultural consultant, CH

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/30447/

https://rm.coe.int/dgi-2018-01-spaces-of-inclusion/168078c4b4

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Spaces of Inclusion - An explorative study on needs of refugees and migrants in the domain of media communication and on responses by community media

Authors: Bellardi, N., Busch, B., Hassemeer, J., Peissl, H. and Scifo, S.

Pages: ?-? (58)

Publisher: Council of Europe

Place of Publication: Strasbourg

Abstract:

COMMIT – Community Media Institute is based in Austria and works in the field of media training and research. COMMIT was commissioned by the Information Society Department of Council of Europe Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law to realize this study. The Study consist of three sections which have been delivered by different experts and a common section of Conclusions and recommendations. The authors are (following the structure of the report): Section I: Community Media in Europe - an overview Salvatore Scifo, senior lecturer in Communication & Social Media at the School of Journalism, English and Communication at Bournemouth University, UK Section II: Study based on ethnographic interviews with refugees in Austria Jonas Hassemer, PhD candidate at the Linguistics Department, University of Vienna, A Brigitta Busch, professor at the Linguistics Department, University of Vienna, A Section III: The right to have a voice – Portraits of community media productions by migrants and refugees Nadia Bellardi, journalist and transcultural consultant, CH

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/30447/

https://rm.coe.int/dgi-2018-01-spaces-of-inclusion/168078c4b4

Source: BURO EPrints