Securing Community Voice and Narrative in Times of Repression

3-0-9 units · Undergraduate

Delves into how marginalized communities, individuals, and identities adapt mainstream media and communication tools and strategies to preserve their collective voice amidst repression. Explores various global movement areas and examines real-world examples and cases that illustrate these adaptations. Provides an overview of community narrative and storytelling methods, which are crucial for effective planning. Students engage in group projects that enhance their skills in designing narrative strategies. Students taking the graduate version complete additional assignments.