Abstract
Media Democracy Days 2016 will be hosted on November 15, 16 and 19 at Harbour Centre. Events will include audio production workshops on the 15th and 16th (by Vancouver Co-op Radio 100.5FM and CiTR 101.9FM in partnership with the Vancouver Public Library's digital creativity and storytelling learning space), and a full day of hands on workshops, discussions, and collaboratively determined events on November 19th, along with a keynote by Ryan McMahon.For the full program and schedule, please visit 2016.mediademocracydays.ca or see the attached see the full text.
Highlights
Future Of Indigenous Communities Keynote from the host of the Red Man Laughing podcast and rst Indigenous comedian to have a one hour special on the CBC
Community Radio Takeover of the Inspiration Lab On November 15th and 16th, we'll be joined by Vancouver Co-op Radio 100.5FM and CiTR 101.9FM for two media making and audio production workshops in partnership with the Vancouver Public Library's digital creativity and storytelling learning space
Join Vancouver Co-op Radio 100.5FM in a hands on workshop to hone your skills as a storyteller
Summary
Program Features: Ryan McMahon - Digital Media, Bush Tea & Dibaajimowinan: How Story Shapes The Future Of Indigenous Communities Keynote from the host of the Red Man Laughing podcast and rst Indigenous comedian to have a one hour special on the CBC. Ryan's work continually pushes boundaries with his sharp observations on the "collision between Indian Country and the mainstream."
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