Engaging media through critical research & archival study Our research focuses on multidisciplinary analyses of media, journalism, and society.
The Concordia Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism Studies has been involved with the study of media since 1981, as a research centre and as an archive. The Centre prides itself as a hub of intellectual engagement with media by sociologists, journalism and communication scholars, historians, and literature specialists. The Centre is also the legal depository for the CBC Radio Drama Archive (1925 - present) and the Diniacopoulos BBC World News Collection (1969 - 86).
09/20/2017
Speaker event Tuesday September 26: The Politics of Everybody: A Marxist-Queer View from the U.S.
Holly Lewis Our first speaker in the Truth and Democracy: Journalism, Politics, and Social Science conference series is Holly Lewis, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Texas State University.
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Truth and Democracy: Journalism, Politics, and Social Science CRIDAQ and CCBJS at Concordia University invites you to reflect on how journalism, politics and social science affects truth and democracy in our time.
Read our Inclusive Journalism stories here: https://www.concordia.ca/cunews/artsci/broadcasting-journalism/2016/03/11/InclusiveJournalismProject.html
Inclusive Journalism Project them. The Inclusive Journalism Project is a research initiative based at the Concordia Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism Studies whose goal is to work to change this. Thanks to support from donors to our crowd-funding campaign and
Stay tuned for more information on our upcoming conference series on Truth and Democracy