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This is the keynote talk by Narinder Minhas at the MeCCSA annual conference held at Glasgow Caledonian University 4-6 September 2023. The theme of the conference was 'Connected Futures'.

Award presentations for these awards for excellence in research in media, communication and cultural studies for 2022. Awards are presented in five categories: best monograph, best journal article, best edited collection, best practice research, and best doctoral thesis. Full list of winners and shortlisted runners-up here: www.meccsa.org.uk/meccsa-outstanding-achievement-awards-2022

Emeritus Professor (Glasgow University) Gregory Philo's invited keynote talk at the MeCCSA conference at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen in September 2022 is titled 'From Interpreting the World to Changing It'

Dr Miklós Áron Sükösd is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Copenhagen. This talk, "Threats to democratic communication in Europe: Who wants to silence voices and why?", was an invited keynote at the MeCCSA annual conference at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen in September 2022

Professor Ramamurthy's keynote talk “Elevating the voices of the marginalised: the Nursing Narratives project”. The speaker is Professor of Media and Culture at Sheffield Hallam University. This was an invited keynote at the annual MeCCSA conference held at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen in September 2022

MeCCSA Social Movements Network Webinar: "The shaping of politics in Chile through protest songs" (José Emilio Colón Ríos, University of Limerick)

In this webinar from the MeCCSA Social Movements network, Ruth Sanz Sabido introduces human rights activist Myriam Ojeda, who discusses recent events in Colombia

Journalism, public relations and production students from the University of Stirling talk about their experience at the MeCCSA 2019 Conference, University of Stirling, 9-11 January. The student work was supported by the Stirling University Vice Chancellor's Fund.

Prof Shohini Chaudhuri impressively summarises her keynote speech in a tweet at the MeCCSA 2019 Conference, University of Stirling, 9-11 January.

Sacha Van Leeuwen from the University of Glasgow talks about how the MeCCSA 2019 Conference theme 'Continuity and Change: Media, Communications & Politics" applies to her interesting research of online war commemoration.

Jen Birks, University of Nottingham commenting on the relevance of MeCCSA and its annual conferences at the MeCCSA 2019 Conference, University of Stirling, 9-11 January.

Ozge Ozduzen, Loughborough University London commenting on the importance of MeCCSA during the annual conference 'Continuity & Change: Media, Communications & Politics' at the University of Stirling, 9-11 January 2019.

Nour Halabi from the University of Leeds commenting on the beautiful Stirling University campus during MeCCSA 2019 conference at the University of Stirling, 9-11 January.

MeCCSA 2019 Conference, 9-11 January, University of Stirling

Agnes Gulyas, at MeCCSA 2019

MeCCSA 2019: Prof Hannu Neiminen - The Media and Informed Citizen: Examining the Nordic Model

MeCCSA 2019 : Dr Leshu Torchin - Genre and Geopolitics: Economies of Fact, Finance, and the Body

Philip Schlesinger at MeCCSA 2019

MeCCSA 2019: Prof Philip Schlesinger - What’s happening to the public sphere?

Hannu Nieminen at MeCCSA 2019

Leshu Torchin at MeCCSA 2019

Rebecca Trelease at MeCCSA 2019

Anita Biressi at MeCCSA 2019

Peter Golding at MeCCSA 2019

Studying media, communication and cultural studies at University

Lusophone Communities - Communities in the Digital Age with Prof. Helena Sousa

Social science and the Humanities ‘The Way Ahead’ with David Walker

Waiting for the BBC White Paper with Patrick Barwise, Sophie Chalk, Des Freedman, Bill Thompson