Classist reporting can be found in all media formats: in reality TV, where unemployed teenage mothers are paraded, but also in quality media, where reporters report from the so-called problem neighborhoods.
In this workshop, we will learn to recognize classism in the media in its various forms as well as discuss what critical and respectful reporting could look like.
25.09.2021, 10:00 - 17:00 Uhr
Registration: ausbildung@helsinki.at
Trainer: Brigitte Theißl
Brigitte Theißl is a senior editor at the feminist magazine an.schläge.
Part of the lecture series Security Revisited: Infrastructures for Caring Communities
Curated by Sara T. Huber and Ana Jeinić
Part of the lecture series Security Revisited: Infrastructures for Caring Communities
Curated by Sara T. Huber and Ana Jeinić
Always on the last Wednesday of the month
Part of the lecture series Security Revisited: Infrastructures for Caring Communities
Curated by Sara T. Huber and Ana Jeinić
Always on the last Wednesday of the month
Part of the lecture series Security Revisited: Infrastructures for Caring Communities
Curated by Sara T. Huber and Ana Jeinić
With Angela Huber-Stuhlpfarrer, IGDaZDaFBasisbildung, Iris Mendel und Jan Niggemann
With Alex Wischnewski, Isabell Lorey, Ni Una Menos, Daria Kinga Majewski
Always on the last Wednesday of the month
Mediation of cultural formats for young people
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