University of Miami Center for Communication, Culture, & Change

University of Miami Center for Communication, Culture, & Change The Center is especially focused on Latin America and its Miami diaspora, but also has initiatives in Africa and many other parts of the world.

With a focus on using communication for social and behavioral change through engaged scholarship and immersive experience, the Center for Communication, Culture, and Change seeks to address urgent societal issues, and make a positive difference in people’s lives. The Center’s projects are geared to discovering communication’s contribution to accelerated, but sustainable, participatory change. Whil

e the application of new media in support of positive change is a special interest of the Center, all forms of communication and their influence are embraced by the Center and its projects. Indeed, collaboration across content areas, methodological orientations, and platforms of expression is the hallmark of the Center. The Center is committed to the best practices of formative and evaluation research. Thus, each creative project is founded in data that guide its concept, design, launch, and implementation, and is evaluated against communication and social/behavior change objectives derived from these data. The Center provides opportunities for faculty and students engaged in scholarship and creative activity to work together in mutually reinforcing ways and is the hub of activity for doctoral student education and research.

Thank you to everyone who helped make Research Day a success, including those who presented the results of their interna...
03/31/2022

Thank you to everyone who helped make Research Day a success, including those who presented the results of their internal awards as well as those who talked about their grant-funded research. Huge thanks to everyone who helped support our scholarly community by attending! (Special shout out to Dia Kontaxis for bringing the gorgeous orchids!)

It seems fitting that our first in-person research event is the School of Communication’s annual Research Day! Looking f...
03/25/2022

It seems fitting that our first in-person research event is the School of Communication’s annual Research Day! Looking forward to reconnecting with the faculty and graduate students who are doing highly impactful work. The UM community is invited to stop by from 11-4 for presentations and from 4-5:30 for a reception on the CIB terrace on the 3rd floor.

School of Communication faculty are working on interdisciplinary research teams that are making a big impact on real-wor...
02/11/2022

School of Communication faculty are working on interdisciplinary research teams that are making a big impact on real-world problems faced by our communities. Three of the four grant-funded teams featured here have representation from School of Communication!

From focusing on the immediate threat of an impending weather to helping cities respond to climate change impacts, projects from the University of Miami Laboratory for Integrative Knowledge have made great headway in their research.

Professor and Public Voices Fellow Christina M. Lane has published a powerful OpEd in Ms. Magazine. In it, she provides ...
10/29/2021

Professor and Public Voices Fellow Christina M. Lane has published a powerful OpEd in Ms. Magazine. In it, she provides historical context for the movement. Were women in Hollywood better off 100 years ago? https://msmagazine.com/2021/10/28/times-up-hollywood-sexual-abuse-progress-inclusion-diverse-opportunity-believe-women/?fbclid=IwAR0DpdmyK1FHntOFbBKSajhR0TDh7UJevpam6RQk50YnPXXYv-HdaMvly9I

brought a reckoning to the entertainment industry, calling out sexual abuse. Hollywood continues to fail women, especially women of color.

Interview with our Knight Chair in Visual Journalism, Alberto Cairo:
06/08/2020

Interview with our Knight Chair in Visual Journalism, Alberto Cairo:

"Charts are not illustrations. Charts are arguments."

05/26/2020

By: Kristian A. Rodriguez Alberto Cairo, a visual communications expert in the School of Communication, explains how data journalism is helping the world to understand the impact of the coronavirus. Shocking statistics are so prevalent these days, but you need to pay close attention to

03/11/2020

By: Jabria Roscoe Alberto Cairo, a world-renowned data journalist and associate professor, is the co-winner of a Sigma Journalism award for his work on the project Zones of Silence (ZOS). The project is a collaboration between Cairo, El Universal daily newspaper in Mexico, and the Google News Initia...

03/05/2020

Six films created by University of Miami faculty members, students, and alumni will be screened at the Miami Film Festival, which begins March 6.

Be sure to stop by the 4C tomorrow for a special photovoice  presentation and discussion by a graduate student research ...
02/12/2020

Be sure to stop by the 4C tomorrow for a special photovoice presentation and discussion by a graduate student research team. "Food: Our Common Ground" will be shown from 12:00-1:00 p.m., February 13th, Wolfson 1021.

Congratulations to Tom Musca for his film Chateau Vato being selected for te Miami Fim Festival.  This film was partiall...
02/10/2020

Congratulations to Tom Musca for his film Chateau Vato being selected for te Miami Fim Festival. This film was partially funded by a SoC Creative and Research Activity grant.

Please join us tomorrow for our special guest, Arvind Singhal from the University of Texas at El Paso.  Thursday, Februa...
02/05/2020

Please join us tomorrow for our special guest, Arvind Singhal from the University of Texas at El Paso. Thursday, February 6, 2020. 11:00 a.m. in Wolfson 1021.

This project was partially funded by a Research and Creative Activity Award.  Congrats, Christina!
02/04/2020

This project was partially funded by a Research and Creative Activity Award. Congrats, Christina!

A ghost comes to vibrant life in Christina Lane’s “Phantom Lady: Hollywood Producer Joan Harrison, the Forgotten Woman Behind Hitchcock.” Harrison is the ghost, or the titular phantom. Aside from film

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