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2020

Communication in a Diverse Society: Understanding Each Other Despite Differences
Conference programme and speakers’ abstracts in three languages
Welcome and opening remarks (Tõnis Lukas & Irene Käosaar)
Panel 1: Media Use, Communicative Practices, Public Discourse, and Their Influence on Integration

“How Many Media Spaces Are We Living in? Changes in the Media Use and Information Fields of Estonian Residents Based on 20 Years of Data from Integration Monitoring”
VIDEO SLIDES



Follow-up discussion:
“Media Use, Communicative Practices, Public Discourse, and Their Influence on Integration”
Panel 2: Adaptation of Newcomers and Building Trust

“Opportunities for Supporting the Social Contact and Sense of Community of New Arrivals in Estonia”
VIDEO SLIDES

“Navigating Trust – On Reconfiguring the Danish-Swedish Border Through Migrants’ Digital Practices”
VIDEO SLIDES

Follow-up discussion:
“Adaptation of Newcomers and Building Trust”
Panel 3: Communicating with Various Groups in Society in Times of Crisis


“Russian-Language Communication During the Coronavirus Crisis: Lessons to Be Learnt and Where to Go from Here”
VIDEO SLIDES


Follow-up discussion:
“Communicating with Various Groups in Society in Times of Crisis”
Panel 4: Universities as an Example of Communication between People of Different Nationalities

“Effectively Communicating with a Diverse Audience in International Higher Education”
VIDEO SLIDES


“Challenges of the New Era: Keeping the International Network of Tallinn University Informed”
VIDEO SLIDES
Follow-up discussion:
“Universities as an Example of Communication between People of Different Nationalities”
Panel 5: Political debate between Estonian political parties
Workshops
NGO Mondo
“Should we try to change people’s attitudes towards migration, and if so, how?” (in Estonian)
GameClub
“Educational communication games as the primary method of developing integration-facilitating skills” (in Estonian)
Estonian Youth Council
“Communication and target audience – how to create a clear message that people understand?” (in Estonian)