The Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change builds digital literacies and engagement around critical challenges for society.
Its annual program connects media innovators across disciplines to produce multimedia tools and reframe curricula and research The Salzburg Academy Program on Media and Global Change was established in summer 2007 by the International Center for Media and the Public Agenda and the Salzburg Global Seminar. The annual three-week summer session brings together a global faculty and 60 undergraduates and graduates to live and study in residence in Salzburg, Austria.
03/02/2022
We're pleased to share details of an exciting author chat and book launch, featuring a few familiar faces.
Paul Mihailidis, Sangita Shresthova, and Megan Fromm have edited a new book called "Transformative Media Pedagogies."
Join them and other contributing authors for an online event on February 16, 2022.
Sign up, and save your spot: tinyurl.com/2h4h85xp
08/10/2021
"As part of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation-funded Salzburg Media Initiative, together with his wife, journalism professor Susan Moeller, Salyer founded in 2007 the Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change. The three-week summer program has since assembled in Salzburg over 1,000 students and faculty from university partners on five continents alongside media innovators and journalists to shape the future of media literacy and of evidence-based journalism."
11/08/2021
Not all our work happens in . Check out our new office!
Welcome to Salzburg Global @ Eaton House! For almost 75 years, Salzburg Global Seminar has worked to shape a better world by bringing current and future leaders together at our historic home of Schlo...
09/08/2021
In a recent paper, faculty member Roman Gerodimos explored the relationship between media literacy, youth global engagement, storytelling, and contemporary security, using the case study of Deterrence, a web documentary in eight episodes co-created with students at Bournemouth University.
Click on the link below to read more! 👇
R.Gerodimos | journalmedialiteracy Exploring the relationship between media literacy, youth global engagement, storytelling, and contemporary security through the lens of the web documentary, .
09/08/2021
Archivist and researcher Talya Cooper provides three basic tips for journalists hoping to improve their personal archiving practices.
Why Journalists Need An Archiving System - Global Investigative Journalism Network Talya Cooper spent several years working alongside journalists in a newsroom, where she witnessed some “unholy messes” of files on both physical and virtual desktops. But as she writes here, while taking good care of data requires some time and money the loss of irreplaceable reporting work can ...
08/03/2021
Register today for this year's Social Justice + Media Symposium. This symposium will focus on the contributions that media artists, teachers, practitioners, and scholars must make toward building more just and sustainable communities and societies.
A plenary keynote will launch the symposium, followed by a series of concurrent seminars/workshops, a closing screening, and a reflection on the life and work of Moses Shumow.
Friday, April 23, 2021 (11.00 - 14.30 EDT / 17.00 - 20.30 CEST)
2021: Virtual | SJ&MSymposium The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the unevenness of our public institutions in how they serve communities, and the vulnerability of our media systems that support marginalized communities in times of great challenge. The pandemic and protests have also exposed the need for media makers, scholars, an...
08/03/2021
International Women's Day 2021 theme: Choose to Challenge International Women's Day 2021 theme is 'Choose to Challenge' - |
05/02/2021
As part of a recent study, Salzburg Global Fellow Erik N. Martin suggests some ways PSB services might survive and thrive with robust fidelity to democratic needs.
Can public service broadcasting survive Silicon Valley? Synthesizing leadership perspectives at the BBC, PBS, NPR, CPB and local U.S. stations Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) is generally characterized by a remit to provide high-quality news, educational content, cultural enrichment and ent…
30/01/2021
Salzburg Global Fellow Silvia Bacher has been recognized by UNESCO for her work in media literacy.
Congratulations, Silvia!
La UNESCO reconoció a una periodista argentina por su compromiso con la alfabetización Silvia Bacher recibió el Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Alliance UNESCO Awards 2020, el premio más importante en la materia
20/01/2021
"Viewers didn’t care about 'good' or 'bad' television this year [2020]. Maybe the distinction never mattered."
2020 Changed What TV Is For Viewers didn’t care about “good” or “bad” television this year. Maybe the distinction never mattered.
19/01/2021
"Marc Phillips was exhausted from being extremely online. The former social media manager worked for award-winning global brands. But by 2017, he had had enough."
Social media managers grapple with burnout, leaving the industry Social media teams are stretched thin and minimal support often makes for a thankless job, according to social media managers.
19/01/2021
Catch up with "Mental Health in the Newsroom," a discussion chaired by the Society of Editors President Alison Gow. This was the first in a series of free debates and panel sessions by the Society of Editors discussing the most vital issues facing the media industry today.
Mental Health in the Newsroom - Crowdcast How can we talk about mental health and our newsrooms?