The Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) makes public the opening of work submissions for the XII National Meeting of Media History (ALCAR 2019). The event will be held from June 19th to 21st at UFRN, by the Brazilian Association of Media History Researchers (ALCAR) and by the UFRN Postgraduate Program in Media Studies (PPgEM).
The Meeting aims to bring together research that interconnects the fields of History and Communication. During the three days, topics relating to communication and media practices and their relationships with the construction of memory and history of the field and the deontological processes that mark each of the areas involved will be debated.
Register and check out all the information through the link.
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