Indigenous Media Activism

Catalog description

Explores the dynamic role of media in Indigenous activism, focusing on how Indigenous peoples use various forms of media to advocate for their rights, culture and sovereignty. Examines the ways Indigenous activists and communities harness digital platforms, film, radio, print and social media to challenge colonial narratives, resist oppression and mobilize for social, political and environmental justice. Through case studies, students analyze Indigenous-led media campaigns and movements, exploring the intersections of media production, activism and Indigenous self-representation. Emphasizes the power of storytelling and media as tools for Indigenous resistance, cultural preservation and global solidarity.