What Can We Learn from Listening and Collaborating with Marginalized Youth to Combat Online/Offline Hate Speech?

Abstract

Arts-Based Action Research (ABAR) was used in this two-fold study of collaboratively researching with youth refugee participants the impact of online/offline hate-speech and developing self-reflexive practices with their tutors who teach them FSL (French as a second language). This study considers how this was achieved in concert with creating works of art to better understand the youth participants goals to develop critical digital literacy skills and for their tutors to improve the teaching practices.

Presenters

Natasha Doyon
Student, PhD, Concordia University, Quebec, Canada

Details

Presentation Type

Poster Session

Theme

The Arts in Social, Political, and Community Life

KEYWORDS

Arts-Based Action-Research, Refugee Youth, Teacher Self-Reflexivity, Digital Literacy

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