This book, authored by Derya Yüksek, approaches AI literacy as an active practice: one that connects critical understanding with ethical reflection, experimentation and agency.
In this article, Ali Minanto examines how street art in Yogyakarta articulates alternative discourses and contributes to strengthening democratic culture in post-Soeharto Indonesia.
In this article Valerie Vanhove, Stijn Joye and David Ongenaert examine how Western audiences react to fiction film representations of suffering and the non-Western other.
Jeffrey Wimmer discusses how journalistic organizations can address distance, criticism, and justified mistrust
This article reviews the book Democracy and Media in Europe: A Discursive-Material Approach, written by Nico Carpentier and Jeffrey Wimmer, as part of the MeDeMAP project.
This article discusses the academic film essay AGON: Constructions of Democracy from multiple angles, including those of discourse studies and art-based research.
This article by Anastassia Zabrodskaja, Silvia Almenara-Niebla, Mélodine Sommier, David Ongenaert, and Sara Marino introduces a Special Issue of the Journal of Global Diaspora & Media.
A study by Karolína Šimková and Jeffrey Wimmer, which examines how trust and mistrust in media and democracy in the Czech Republic emerge from the interaction of discursive interpretations and material conditions.
The Special MeDeMAP issue of ESSACHESS – Journal for Communication Studies, featuring contributions from the CULCORC members, has been published and is available in open access.
In this article, David Ongenaert and Marie Flügge examine how UNICEF represents children affected by the Russian–Ukrainian war on Instagram from 2022 to 2023.