Decolonizing the Visual: Community, Memory, and Resistance

Communication is a site where histories are written, contested, and reimagined, and in a world where visual media circulates with unprecedented speed, the legacies of colonialism remain deeply embedded in how people, places, and struggles are represented, erased, and remembered. This preconference invites critical engagement with the project of decolonizing the visual—a task that calls not only for the interrogation of representational practices, but for the centering of community-based epistemo

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