Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Media Conclave Examines Marginalized in India and Media
Imagine a big meeting where people talked about how the news and other media show different groups of people in India.
The meeting, called the Fourth National Media Conclave, was about making sure everyone is represented fairly.
They discussed groups that are often left out of the media, like people with disabilities or those from different backgrounds.
Experts shared ideas about how to create media that includes everyone and tells their stories.
They wanted to ensure media practices are inclusive and fair to everyone.
Sister Nivedita University hosted the Fourth National Media Conclave.
The event focused on media representation of marginalized communities.
Over 100 research papers were presented during the three-day event.
Keynote speakers discussed topics like stereotyping and gender representation.
The conclave aimed to promote inclusive and ethical media practices.
- Who
- Hosted by Sister Nivedita University (SNU).
- What
- The Fourth National Media Conclave addressed media's representation of marginalized communities.
- When
- Held over three days, concluding on September 20.
- Where
- At Sister Nivedita University (SNU).
- Why
- To discuss silences and exclusions in media discourse.
- Event Name
- Fourth National Media Conclave
- Host
- Sister Nivedita University (SNU)
- Theme
- Representing the Unseen: India at the Margins and Media
- Main Focus
- Media representation of marginalized communities
- Duration
- Three days
- Key Dates
- Concluded September 20