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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the representation of Indigenous voices in various media forms across Oceania. It aims to analyze how these narratives challenge dominant cultural discourses and promote Indigenous knowledge.
This session focuses on the role of film in preserving and promoting Oceania's diverse cultural heritage. Participants will discuss case studies where film has been used to document oral traditions and historical narratives.
This track examines how popular culture in Oceania reflects and shapes regional identities. It seeks to understand the interplay between media representations and societal perceptions of identity.
This session investigates the political dimensions of storytelling in Oceania, including how narratives are used to influence public opinion and policy. It will highlight the role of media in shaping political discourse.
This track addresses the impact of globalization on local media practices in Oceania. It will explore how global influences are integrated into regional media while maintaining local cultural integrity.
This session delves into the intersection of performance art and media representation in Oceania. Participants will analyze how performance serves as a medium for cultural expression and social commentary.
This track focuses on the representation of Indigenous issues in journalism across Oceania. It aims to discuss the challenges and opportunities for journalists in accurately portraying Indigenous perspectives.
This session explores the integration of oral traditions into contemporary media formats in Oceania. It will examine how these traditions are adapted and preserved in modern storytelling.
This track investigates how art in Oceania serves as a form of resistance against colonial narratives and cultural erasure. Participants will discuss various artistic expressions that challenge societal norms.
This session examines the representation of cultural heritage in media across Oceania. It will explore how media can both preserve and commodify heritage, impacting community identity.
This track focuses on the role of media and communication strategies in political movements within Oceania. It aims to analyze how narratives are constructed to mobilize communities and advocate for change.
