Panel discussion on 'Indigenous perspectives and representations in the media'

Panel discussion on ‘Indigenous perspectives and representations in the media’

Panel discussion with Jennifer David, Jocelyn Formsma and Howard Adler and moderated by Greg Macdougall at the Media Democracy Conference, University of Ottawa (unceded Algonquin territory), Saturday, November 17, 2012. The conference was hosted by Organizing For Justice and the Ottawa Working Group of the Media Co-op. For more info, see http://organizingforjustice.ca

Panel Description: A facilitated discussion on the intersection of Indigenous peoples and the media. What approaches do Indigenous media-makers adopt in doing their work? How well are mainstream and alternative media doing in considering and representing Indigenous perspectives to both Native and non-Native audiences? What work still needs to be done?

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