The Civic Media Lab is an informal hub at AUP where people of diverse backgrounds, ideas and theories collide and crisscross in productive ways; it provides multiple disciplinary and technological pathways for designing solutions to problems; it is a platform for innovative and productive student-faculty collaborations.
A collaborative project with Maurice Ravel Junior High School that encourages students to build bridges through the prism of food and film
Reconsider your engagement with the cultural opportunities available in contemporary Paris
Meet the people who are involved in almost every aspect of cheese production and attain a more in-depth understanding of the French notion of terroir
Finding sustainable fashion sources in Paris that respect the supply chain with ethical practices
The Civic Media Lab at AUP deals with key questions of our mediated world, cultural conflict, interaction and the democratization of media usage. It works with students, professors, scholars and ordinary citizens to think about and use interactive media in positive ways in the classroom, in the field and across the world in order to train youth to become media users and consumers who are active in creating a more serene and just world.
The Civic Media Lab builds curriculum, organizes conferences, encourages intellectual activity and harnesses creativity in video production and social media for these ends.
"Les Associations et la Morale qui Vient" by Assistant Professors Jessica Feldman & Noémie Oxley (Juris Associations)
"Madeleine Shorts" by Professor Christy Shields and Beth Grannis
Engineering for deliberative democracy by Professor Jessica Feldman (OECD Participo Series)
Students Explore Civil Society in Israel in Hour-Long Documentary
December 2020