Single credit course (online) titled Role of Films in Human Rights Advocacy is being organized by the Centre for Film Studies at National Law University Odisha (NLUO). The course will run from 26th November to 13th December 2024 and provide an in-depth knowledge about the role of films in advocating a social change in several domains.
About the Course
This course explores the significant role that films play in advocating for social change across various domains, including gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, environmental activism, caste-based discrimination, disability rights, and indigenous rights. Through a critical analysis of films and documentaries, students will examine how cinema has been used as a powerful tool to raise awareness, challenge societal norms, and influence public opinion and policy decisions.
The course is open for anyone who is interested to learn about the intersection of films and human rights.
- Mode: Online
- Course Dates: 26 November to 13 December 2024
- Course Timings: 06:00 PM to 07:00 PM
- Registration Fee - 1200/- (For NLUO Students: 600/-)
- Last Date for Registration - 17 November 2024
- Registration Form: https://forms.gle/qEoKy3W1Kga8moPx5
The Resource Persons for the Course are:
● Dr. Pritha Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor, Dadasaheb Phalke International Film School, MIT World Peace University
● Dr. Sohini Mahapatra, Assistant Professor of Law, National Law University Odisha
● Dr. Baidurya Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor and Head (Media Communication), Symbiosis Centre for Media & Communication
● Dr. Ravi Bhatt, Assistant Professor of English, National Law University Odisha
● Dr. Sonia Ghalian, Visiting Faculty, National Law School of India University Bangalore
For more details, refer to the brochure here