Communication Research from the U.S./Mexican Border Region
This year’s International Communication Association Conference in Washington, D.C., (May 2019) featured the following BINACOM papers and panelists:
Chair
Sallie Hughes, U of Miami, USA
Participants
Cultural Agency and Participatory Documentary: The Case of Humanizing Deportation, Salvador Leetoy, Tecnologico de Monterrey, MEXICO
#Defenddaca: The Use of Twitter to Defend DACA & Dreamers, Mariana De Maio, Lehigh U, USA and Nathian Rodriguez, San Diego State U, USA
Emotions and Socio-Digital Networks in Political Communication in the 2018 Presidential Elections, Manuel Ortiz, Mexicali, MEXICO
Participatory Action Research across the San Diego-Tijuana Border, Matthew Savage, San Diego State U, USA and Diana Merchant, U Autonoma de Baja California, MEXICO
From Promoting Social Change to Religious Indoctrination: Evangelical Indigenous Radio Stations in Colombia, Diego Cortes, U of California, San Diego, USA
One Day at a Time: Audiences Respond to Cultural Specificity, Kristin Moran, U of San Diego, USA and Esteban del Rio, U of San Diego, USA
Citizen Journalism 2.0: The Case of Media NINJA in Brazil, Andrew Whitworth-Smith, U of California, San Diego, USA