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  • CRCS & ICRS WEDNESDAY FORUM: "Pemberitaan Media terhadap Perempuan di Daerah Konflik: Studi Kasus di Poso, Indonesia"

CRCS & ICRS WEDNESDAY FORUM: "Pemberitaan Media terhadap Perempuan di Daerah Konflik: Studi Kasus di Poso, Indonesia"

  • Berita Wednesday Forum
  • 14 February 2009, 00.00
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Kami mengundang Anda untuk bergabung dalam Wednesday Forum minggu ini dan berdiskusi tentang “Pemberitaan Media akan Perempuan di Daerah Konflik: Studi Kasus di Poso, Indonesia”. Elis Zuliati Anis, M.A. sebagai pembicara dalam forum ini. Informasi lebih lanjut dapat dibaca di bawah ini:

Tanggal: Rabu, 18 Februari 2009
Waktu: 12.30 – 14.30 WIB (Makan Siang Gratis)
Tempat: Ruang 306, Sekolah Pascasarjana UGM, Teknika UtaraPogung, YKT
Pembicara: Elis Zuliati Anis, M.A.

Abstrak:

This research will analyze how the local newspapers inPalu, Central Sulawesi portrayed women duringthe Poso conflict (1998 2003). Thepresent argument is that women in conflict reporting are often depicted aspassive victims, such as in the case of sexual harassment, rape, and murder.The womens effort in peace building and their effort as an active agent of thefamily survival were rarely covered by the media. My previous research onFraming conflict news in Poso (2005) indicated that womens perspective inthe local media was often ignored, while mens view dominated the news. Theresearch also concluded that the local media often used provocative languageand images in describing the conflict news. The conflict news obviously had abias reporting, both in terms of religious affiliation and gender perspective.This can be explained that the local journalists during the conflict had lessunderstanding or skill in peace reporting and gender viewpoint. In addition,the local journalists were part of the victims and had difficulties to avoidtheir personal perspectives.

Sekilas tentang Pembicara:

Elis Zuliati Anis obtained her M.A. inCommunication from Ohio University, U.S.A andCRCS UGM. She is currently working as the Office Manager of ICRS-Yogya. Hermain research interests include Media and Conflict Resolution, Gender andMedia, Communication and Development, Participatory Communication, and InterReligious Dialogue.

Registrasi:

Forum ini tidak memungut biaya apapun dan terbuka untuk umum. Apabila Anda ingin menjadi pembicara dalam Wednesday Forum, silakan menghubungi kontak kami di bawah ini.

Contact person:

Maufur ipung(ICRS): maufur_nd@yahoo. com;MustaghfirohRahayu (CRCS): mth.rahayu@gmail. com

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