Titlebook: Digital Activism, Community Media, and Sustainable Communication in Latin America; Cheryl Martens,Cristina Venegas,Etsa Franklin Salv Book

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Marie I. Samanovic,Huilin Li,K. Heran Darwinches to communication. This chapter argues for the need to further develop decolonial, community, and collaborative approaches that address knowledge claims and power dynamics between technology developers, researchers, and activists in the reimagining and transforming processes for technology and communication networks.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5392-8f MICOP, the local community, online followers, and frequency modulation (FM) radio become increasingly visible and interwoven. In the process of communicating, the farmworker community gains experience with the politics, structure, and practice of digital communication that helps to address urgent community issues.

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Jochen Zimmermann,J?rg R. Wernernitiative, we analyze the case study of a Facebook page called Maré Vive, created by residents of Maré, a large network of favelas in Rio de Janeiro. We argue that favela digital activism represents a distinctive urban media phenomenon, providing residents with tools for everyday survival in a context of conflict and social inequality.

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Radio Indígena and Indigenous Mexican Farmworkers in Oxnard, Californiaf MICOP, the local community, online followers, and frequency modulation (FM) radio become increasingly visible and interwoven. In the process of communicating, the farmworker community gains experience with the politics, structure, and practice of digital communication that helps to address urgent community issues.

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Re-presenting Indigenous in Ecuadorian Media: A NewsFrames Approach participants to respond to such representation from their own perspectives. The project aims to foster discussions about digital narratives and self-representation within Indigenous struggles for identity built upon memory and resistance.

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Stoneflies and River Regulation — A Reviewactivities and strategies of Wayna Tambo Radio. It discusses how participating communities are engaging in debates concerning security, privacy, territoriality, coexistence, gender, patriarchy, decolonization, environment, consumption, digital networks, and cultural continuity between rural and urban settings.