Important Date
| Deadline for Abstract Submission | : April 25, 2022 |
| Notification of Acceptance | : May 9, 2022 |
| Full Paper Submission | : June 10, 2022 |
| Registration Due Date | : May 31, 2022 |
| Conference Date | : June 14-15, 2022 |
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
(times are in Indonesian Western Local Time [WIB] / UTC+7;
the Zoom links for all sessions have been sent to all registered participants via email)
Day 1 (Tuesday, June 14, 2022)
09.00 – 09.05 Opening by MC.
09.05 – 09.10 Recital of The Holy Quran
09.10 – 09.17 Singing the National Anthem of Indonesia and Hymn of Universitas Islam Indonesia
09.17 – 09.20 Art performance/Contemporary Art: Visualizing the Crisis
09.20 – 09.25 Opening remarks by Rector of UII
09.25 – 09.30 Conference Report by the Chairperson
09.30 – 11.00 Keynote Session: Dr Edwin Jurriëns
11:15 – 12:45 Parallel Sessions (Room 1 and 2)
Day 2 (Wednesday, June 15, 2022)
09:00 – 10:30 Re-photography Workshop: Dr. Zaki Habibi
10:45 – 12:15 Parallel Sessions (Room 3 and 4)
PARALLEL SESSIONS
Day 1 (Tuesday, June 14, 2022))
Room 1: COVID-19 from Public Relations Perspectives
| Time | Paper Title | Authors
|
| 11:15 – 12:45 WIB
Duration for each paper:
10 minutes presentation
5 minutes question and answer |
Crisis and Risk Communication Messages in Facing a Pandemic and Infodemic via Social Media Instagram @kawalcovid19.id
|
Fadhilati Khasanah, Nia Ashton Destrity |
| The Role of Spokesperson during The Covid-19 Pandemic in East Nusa Tenggara Province
|
Ferly Tanggu Hana | |
| Strategic Communication Via Digital in Halal Certification during Pandemic
|
Norhayati Farida Abdul Rahim | |
| Analysis on E-Customer Relationship Management during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Maintaining Customer Loyalty
|
Vania Taufik Rahmani, Nadia Wasta Utami |
Room 2: Visual Communication in Crisis
| Time
|
Paper Title | Authors |
| 11:15 – 12:45 WIB
Duration for each paper:
10 minutes presentation
5 minutes question and answer |
Capturing and Narrating Creative Resilience in the Crafty Space through a Photo-documentation Project
|
Zaki Habibi |
| Reading The Meaning of Internet Meme as Form of Social Criticism | Dylan Hidaytama Irsandanar, Ratna Permata Sari
|
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| Terrorism Messages in New Media: Visualizing the Crisis from the Experts
|
Fauziah Binti Hassan, et al. | |
| The Communication Strategy For The Bandung Independence Movement From Covid-19 based On Civic Voluntarism
|
Oki Ahmad Ismail, et al. |
Day 2 (Wednesday, June 15, 2022)
Room 3: Journalism and Digital Media in COVID-19
| Time | Paper Title
|
Presenter Name |
| 10:45 – 12:15 WIB
Duration for each paper:
10 minutes presentation
5 minutes question and answer |
Contents Analysis of Bali TV: Television Broadcasting In Generating Tourism In The New Normal Era
|
I Gusti Agung Alit Suryawati |
| The Existence of Indonesian Mainstream Media Women Journalists in Facing Online Media Challenges in the Covid-19 Era
|
Darajat Wibawa | |
| Communication Strategy for the Pandemic Information in Indonesia via Instagram: Content Analysis of Pandemic Talks | Trisnadi Nadia Maharani
|
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| We Do it our Way: The Use of Social Media by the Malaysian Muslim NGO and Its Impact on the Da’wah Movement. | Suria Hani A Rahman, et al.
|
Room 4: Digital Culture / Online Culture
| Time | Paper Title
|
Presenter Name |
| 10:45 – 12:15 WIB
Duration for each paper:
10 minutes presentation
5 minutes question and answer |
Online Concert Space Construction: K-Pop Online Concert Liveness in Contextual Meaning | Salsabila Dewi Kemuning, Holy Rafika Dhona |
| Explaining the Construction of Indonesia’s Metaverse | Sarah Pricillia Hendra | |
| Mental Health Communications and Cyber Sexual Harrasment: Exploring Concept and Issues | Eko Hero
|
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| Map as Visual Expression of Colonial Atrocities | Nurul Fajri Kusumastuti, Holy Rafika Dhona |
WORKSHOP *
Rephotography for Researching Social Issues
When: Wednesday, June 15, 2022 at 09:00 – 10:30 WIB (UTC+7)
Where: online via Zoom (for registered conference participants)
What can social science researchers learn from photographic practices? How can social
science researchers employ photography methodologically to critically investigate deeper
layers of social issues?
Drawing insights from the very characters of photography in people’s everyday life
nowadays and departing from such critical questions, this workshop in the 6 th CCCMS 2022
is both conceptual and hands-on. The workshop will explore a particular photographic
approach and practice, namely “rephotography”, to look beyond photographic technical
aspects and seek potential range of thematical possibilities, methodological challenges, and
critical questions.
This approach deals with questions on, for example, social and cultural memory, spatial
formation, locative-based discourse, and historical narrative. Participants from social and
humanities disciplinary backgrounds can get benefit from rephotography to enhance the
visual aspects of their research or projects.
Trainer and Facilitator:
Dr. Zaki Habibi
Lecturer, Universitas Islam Indonesia
Research Affiliate, Lund University, Sweden
*) Online workshop via Zoom, limited for the registered participants of the 6 th CCCMS 2022 only.
