Regent Park Focus Celebrates National Media Literacy Week

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Wed November 2, 2015

4-5:30pm Tour Regent Park Television Studios and Watch Live Taping of Shows
Tour the studios, learn how a community TV station operates and how you can produce a show on Regent Park TV.

4-5:30pm Radio Regent presents Idolizing Justin Bieber & Kim Kardashian
Join youth in a radio discussion exploring celebrity culture. Learn how you can produce a show on Radio Regent. Location: Regent Park Focus.

5:30-7pm Heritage Public Consultation: On Canadian Content in a Digital World
Participate in a discussion for Canadian Heritage Minister, Hon. Melanie Joly about community TV and independent radio and why public access matters in the digital age. Co-facilitated by the Canadian Association of Television Stations and Users (CACTUS). Location: Regent Park Focus. This event will be streamed live.

November 3, 2016

4-6pm DJ Workshop
Introduction to the equipment and basic techniques of DJ-ing. Location: Regent Park Focus.

4-5:30pm Game Programming Workshop
Introduction to Scratch Gaming Software. Location: Regent Park Focus.

5:30-7pm Panel Discussion: "What is the role of media education and literacy in the age of selfie?"
Join Regent Park Focus, Media Smarts, Maker Kids, CampTech, Girls Crack the Code and George Brown College on the role of media education today. Location: Regent Park Focus. This event will be streamed live.

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