Category: Human Rights
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#ddhhglobal23 | Human Rights: The Intersection of Digital Technologies and Media Governance
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St. Johns University Ph.D. in Multi-Sector Communications doctoral students and candidates discuss the existing and potential threats by digital technologies […]
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The ongoing and developing dilemma of Freedom of speech on Twitter
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Author: Gohar Aznauryan, first-year Ph.D. student, Multi-Sector Communication Elon Musk is set to buy Twitter to make Twitter freer and […]
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How to Remedy the “Infodemic”? On the Notion of Communication Rights
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Collaborative essay with Quiana Criales, Hope DeVito, Seraiah Romero, and other participants of the ICM835 – Media Governance course, Spring […]
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Global Gender Advocacy Workshop at Emerson College
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Emerson College, Boston, hosted the Global Gender Advocacy Workshop on 16 and 17 October 2019, focusing on the United Nations […]
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Public Service Media and Information Disorder: A Report to the Council of Europe
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The Institute Fellow Minna Aslama Horowitz, with the assistance of the Master’s students Helene Diyabanza Peterson and Julia Theilen, authored an Expert Report for the Council of Europe on the possibilities for public service media to counter disinformation and propaganda. The report was presented to the Council in Paris, France, on 25 May 2018. Here is the transcript of the presentation.
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Monetization of Justice? Larry Krasner’s timely challenge
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By Prof. Mark Juszczak The publication of Larry Krasner’s Revolutionary internal memo for new sentencing guidelines for the Philadelphia District […]
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Dirt: Media, Medium & Monument
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The Equal Justice Initiative’s Memorial and Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, is set to open on April 26, 2018. The Museum is meant to be, first and foremost, a memorial to the over 4,000 lynchings that occurred, primarily in the South, in the century following the Civil War.
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Sexual Harassment: Why is it so difficult to understand?
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Written by Denisse Gabriela Dávila Zúñiga, who was a visiting scholar at the IICM, during the fall 2017 semester. Denisse was […]
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Women Innovators are needed to foster sustainable development
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The 62nd Commission on the Status of Women is meeting at the United Nations in New York from 12 to […]
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Storytelling for Women’s Empowerment: How to communicate effectively in today’s information overflow
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Impressions of Kota Day 2018 on Storytelling for Women’s Empowerment. Lessons learned in creative writing, public speaking, video, web design, social media, theater, and gaming.
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Immigration, Ethnicity, and Citizenship: Re-thinking Sovereignty
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Immigration, ethnicity, citizenship and sovereignty – are mere constructs, developed fairly or unfairly, rightly or wrongly, to form a community of people where trust is…
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Media Capture Series Pt. 5: The Oligarchy Crowds Ukraine’s Media Market
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the oligarchy crowds Ukraine’s media market. Media freedom in communist and democratic governments.
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Media Capture Series Pt. 4: Media Climate in the Netherlands
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In October, the Institute for International Communication hosted Dr. Marko Milosavljevic who discussed his cutting-edge research on media capture . […]
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Data, Part 1: Resource or Responsibility?
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Written by Minna Horowitz, Assistant Professor in the Division of Mass Communication at St. John’s University, New York. This is […]