Interested in gaming? Check out the talk that School of Communication professor Sarah Christina Ganzon gave for the CCA Racialized and Indigenous Scholars Network earlier this week, looking specifically at Civilization 6 and Victoria 3!

Full video here: torontomu.zoom.us/rec/play/l3ETq…

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On May 17th, join us for a guest lecture by professor Sabine Breitsameter titled “Five reasons to revisit Schafer’s The Tuning of the World: Reflections on the future viability of soundscape and acoustic ecology”.

Register now: eventbrite.com/e/reflections-…

We look forward to welcoming Dr. Wendy Hui Kyong Chun of SFU School of Communication this Thursday, May 16 at 4:30 p.m. for the 2024 Ed Mignon Distinguished Lecture. The topic of this year’s lecture is “How Are You? Sentiment, Surveillance and Anti-Asian Racism.' ischool.uw.edu/events/2024/05…

In a special episode of The Conversation Canada's Don’t Call Me Resilient, recorded live at Vancouver's Iron Dog Books, host Vinita Srivastava speaks with @sfucmns associate professor Karrmen Crey about Indigenous media makers taking control.

Listen now: ow.ly/YT8h50RzWtO

Join us on May 17th for a guest lecture by professor Sabine Breitsameter titled “Five reasons to revisit Schafer’s The Tuning of the World: Reflections on the future viability of soundscape and acoustic ecology”.

More info/registration: eventbrite.ca/e/reflections-…

Yesterday, School of Communication professor Ahmed Al-Rawi was invited to the Canadian House of Commons as an expert witness for The Impact of Disinformation and of Misinformation on the Work of Parliamentarians.

Learn more here: ourcommons.ca/DocumentViewer…

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Alternatives to/within the neoliberal university
9 May 3:30-5:30pm David Strong C118
With Enda Brophy (SFU School of Communication) + Lois Harder (@uvicpoli) + Pierre-Luc Landry (@UVicFran) + Daromir Rudnyckyj (@UVicAnthro) + Mark Zion (@UVicLaw) / Organized qui m'a donc tué ? + Sara Ramshaw CSPT-UVIC

645 journalists, 87 countries, 6 languages, 54 in-depth interviews: dig into the data behind Not Just Words: a global survey of efforts to discredit and harass journalists. Produced in partnership w/ Committee to Protect Journalists pencanada SFU School of Communication #WorldPressFreedomDay bit.ly/41VRypc

Recently, School of Communication professor Frederik Lesage gave his thoughts on how he uses AI as part of the curriculum in his teaching.

Check out the full story here: sfu.ca/vpacademic/new…

School of Communication professor Karrmen Crey focuses her research on analyzing the rise of Indigenous media in Canada. Recently, she published a new book titled 'Producing Sovereignty: The Rise of Indigenous Media in Canada'.

Learn more: sfu.ca/communication/…

Iron Dog Books Vinita Srivastava Karrmen Crey SFU School of Communication In this episode, Karrmen Crey from SFU School of Communication speaks about the ways #Indigenous creators are using humour and a sharp critique of pop culture to show how different the world looks when decision-making power over how stories get told shifts and Indigenous media makers take control.

Iron Dog Books Vinita Srivastava Karrmen Crey SFU School of Communication Listen to the full episode here: dont-call-me-resilient.simplecast.com/episodes/from-… or wherever you get podcasts!

Vinita Srivastava Karrmen Crey SFU School of Communication

On the latest #DontCallMeResilient recorded on-site with an audience in Vancouver at Iron Dog Books, host Vinita Srivastava speaks with Karrmen Crey, who is Stó:lō from Cheam First Nation, and an associate professor SFU School of Communication about Indigenous media makers taking control.

Introducing “Speakable”, a new podcast from FCAT hosted by Milena Droumeva, Associate Professor at SFU School of Communication made to share research from across the exciting world of our faculty.

Listen. to the trailer for “Speakable' now: ow.ly/POpH50RnA69

Don't miss this event in a few hours, featuring School of Communication professor Karrmen Crey! Her new book, 'Producing Sovereignty: the Rise of Indigenous Media in Canada', is out now.

Tickets still available at: eventbrite.ca/e/dont-call-me…

How can we decolonize campuses and what does good food have to do with it?

On this episode of FCAT After School, Torien Cafferata navigates these questions and more with Audrey Heath, an @sfucmns alum and Indigenous Student Life Coordinator.

Tune in: ow.ly/xblT50Rinqm

The Amplify Podcast School from Amplify Podcast Network kicks off today!

Five days of hands-on workshops and presentations with scholars and professional podcasters, including @sfupublishing's Hannah McGregor and SFU School of Communication' Milena Droumeva!

Learn more: ow.ly/tNma50Rlyjl