Inclusive Journalism

Sámi University College, Guovdageaidnu/Kautokeino, Norway, 2-3 November 2015

PROGRAMME

Sunday 1.11

09.00      Departure to Karasjok

10.30-12.00          Sámi National Museum and Sámi Collection, guided by Margarete Vars

15.00      Return from Karasjok, possibility to visit Sámi handicraft shops in Kautokeino 

Monday 2.11
Morning
10.00-10.10          Greeting, Rector Gunvor Guttorm
10.10-10.30          Sámi legal and social status, Dr Nils Johan Päiviö, Sámi University College
10.30-10.50          The media landscape in the Sámi region, Dr Lia Markelin, Sámi University College

10-50-11.10          Pause

11.10-11.30          Sámi media history, Associate Professor Arne Johansen Ijäs
11.30-11.50          Sámi media use, Dr Torkel Rasmussen, Sámi University College

11.50-12.15          Discussion

Lunch

Afternoon             

14.00-14.20       Framing Inclusive Journalism: Between Necessary Idealism and Depressing Realism, Prof. Charlies Husband, Bradford University and Sámi University College

14.20-14.40          Journalism and Shadow Publics, Prof. Verica Rupar, AUT University, Auckland
14.40-15.00          Discussion

15.00-15.15          Pause

15.15-15.45       Maori Broadcasting and Self-Determination, Adjunct Fellow Jane Huria (Ngāi Tahu) and Prof. Donald Matheson, University of Canterbury

15.45-16.05       Internationalization of higher education: the Inclusive Journalism Initiative, Head of International Department Inger Munk and Associate Prof. Inger K. Larsen, Danish School of Media and Journalism, Århus

16.05-16.25       Inclusive Journalism from a pedagogical perspective, Prof. Tom Moring, University of Helsinki and Sámi University College

16.25-17.00       Discussion

18.00      Buffet dinner offered by the Sámi University College

                Dinner speech by the Dean Johan Strömgren

Tuesday 3.11

Morning

09.00-09.30       New realism in photography and film, Prof. Tytti Soila, Stockholm University

09.30-09.45       Discussion

10.00-13.00       Two parallel sessions: Indigenous Journalism Master's Programme student presentations in two workshops (the senior participants will serve as discussants) (rooms 02101 and 02102)

Afternoon
14.00-17.00          IJI Article workshop (for the article authors, the Journalism lecture room)
                Guided tour to the Tundra (weather permitting)

18.00      Free evening activities (Pizza party at the Student House)