Convenors: Toma Peiu (University of Colorado Boulder), Luiza Parvu (University of Colorado Boulder)
Short abstract: Documentary and ethnographic media have gained visibility in university curricula across the humanities, arts and social sciences. They are often employed by practitioners or educators to discuss ways of looking at reality. How do they help us build complex conversations in an academic learning setting?
Decolonising Minds and Curriculums: Critical Pedagogy, Ethnographic Filmmaking and Activist Scholarship at the Time of Political Conflict in the Kurdish Region of Turkey
Author: Mehmet Kurt (LSE)
Learning at the intersection of critical pedagogy and ethnographic media
Author: Sander Holsgens (Leiden University University of Groningen)
Critical Pedagogy and Nonfiction Worldbuilding in Documentary Media Poetics
Author: Eric Coombs Esmail (University of Colorado Boulder)
Reimagining the Archive: Interactive Documentary as a Site of Suppressed Histories
Author: Amir Husak (The New School)
The Classroom is the Field: Production Dialectics and Coping with Documentary
Author: Luiza Parvu (University of Colorado Boulder), Toma Peiu (University of Colorado Boulder)