Learn about El Sonido de la Ciencia y la Justicia (The Sound of Science and Justice) program on Radio Poder. This Spanish-language reporting project brings together Radio Poder station director Arturo Sarmiento, BBC News journalist Melanie Brown, University of Oregon students, and Dr. Onís.
The Worldviews Wednesday weekly KMUZ program engaged themes and topics to communicate a just, equitable, and sustainable Salem-Keizer community and aired September 2017-August 2018. Dr. Onís and Willamette University students co-hosted interviews and also prepared reports on a variety of social justice and sustainability topics.
Senior seminar class members also generated videos and podcasts for airing on local TV and radio. A sampling of these topics included food communication and Latinx identities, flight shaming and corporate messaging, and the role of xenophobia, racialization, and scapegoating in shaping COVID-19 discourses in the United States.
- Palates Cutting Across Borders through Digital Spaces, by Yas Arenas
- Sustainability Mission or Sustained Emissions?: Delta’s Inverted Positioning through Greenwashing and Its Unethical, Unsustainable “Sustainability” Initiatives, by Mason Kelliher
- Racialized Communication: Analysis of the COVID19 Outbreak Narrative, by Veris Schmidt
Catalina M. de Onís 