Social Representation and Communication of Vulnerabilities

Wednesday, 9 July 2025: 09:00-10:00
Location: Poster Area (Faculty of Education Sciences (FSE))
RC14 Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Culture (host committee)

Language: English and French

Poster session on the challenges of social representation and communication of the very diverse forms of vulnerability. Contemporary societies generate very diverse forms of vulnerability that cannot remain invisible. At the same time, responsible communication requires sensitivity, empathy, quality, etc. This combination is not easy and challenges communication professionals, those responsible for public policies in public and private institutions, and policy makers. You are invited to present good communication practices, challenges for improvements, failed experiences, proposals for improvement policies, etc.
Session Organizers:
Roberta PALTRINIERI, University of Bologna, Italy and Jose A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN, Universidad Complutense Madrid, Spain
Chair:
Jose A. RUIZ SAN ROMAN, Universidad Complutense Madrid, Spain
Posters
A Better Way to Report Vulnerabilities? Conflict-Sensitive Journalism in Davao City, Philippines
Paul Mart Jeyand MATANGCAS, Philippines
El Rol De La Comunicación En Las Tradiciones Culturales Que Provocan Incendios Forestales En El Perú.
Janeth VILLEGAS ARTEAGA, Peru
“We Will Let You Know”. Ethnic and Gender Discrimination in the Italian Labour Market
Antonia CAVA, University of Messina, Italy; Maria Gabriella CAMPOLO, University of Messina, Italy; Giovanni BUSETTA, University of Messina, Italy
Making the Invisible Visible: Addressing Gender and Ethnic Vulnerabilities in Algorithmic Systems
Paola PANARESE, Sapienza Univerisity of Rome, Italy; Vittoria AZZARITA, Italy; Marta GRASSO, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Communication in Arts-Based Educational Practices to Sustain Affectivities
Melissa MORALLI, University of Bologna, Italy
Gender Equality from the Point of View of Young Activists in Debates on the European Union
Mariaeugenia PARITO, University of Messina, Italy; Fabrizia PASCIUTO, University of Messina, Italy
Intersectionality in Migrant Narratives: Preferences for Social and Media Representation
Roberta PALTRINIERI, University of Bologna, Italy; Giulia ALLEGRINI, Italy; Teresa CARLONE, University of Bologna, Italy; Orkide IZCI, Italy; Rafael Jose GARRIDO ALVAREZ, University of Bologna, Italy; Francesco LUGARI, University of Bologna, Italy
Variant Perceptions of Health Professionals in Turkey in Interwar Period Tuberculosis and COVID-19
Ceren Gülser İLIKAN RASIMOĞLU, Acıbadem Mehmet Ali Aydınlar University, Turkey; Balca ARDA, Kadir Has University, Turkey
Co-Design to Deconstruct Digital Accessibility. a Participatory Journey at the Finger Tips of an App.
Fabiana BATTISTI, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
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