Saturday, May 13 | 5 p.m. | Kinoteka 6
Safe Space: Awareness, confrontation or therapy - how do the media use psychology to support us?
Psychological content is conveyed through various forms of media. The press, radio and cinema, to name a few, through their own modes of communication touch on issues that finally started to matter: relationships, emotions, quality of life. What makes us the recipients of such content? What media do we choose? How do articles, broadcasts and films work as guides, translators, maybe even therapists? What do we expect from them?
Iwona Zabielska-Stadnik - editor in chief of "Newsweek Psychologia", co-author of the book "Masz prawa, człowieku", runs her own independent publishing house
Joanna Gutral - psychologist, cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist, psychoeducator. Lecturer and researcher at the SWPS University in Warsaw and the 4cast center - Center for Climate Action and Social Transformations. She conducts workshops and training courses as well as hosts a psychoeducational podcast Gutral Gada.
Katarzyna Pruchnicka - Radio 357. Radio journalist with over 20 years of experience, specialising in conversations about relationships, parenting and upbringing.
Agnieszka Zwiefka - director of “Vika!”, which was screened at Millennium Docs Against Gravity. Laureate of multiple awards for “Scars” and “The Queen of Silence”.
Moderator:
Beata Kwiatkowska - journalist of Radio 357 and periodical magazine Kino, author of reportages and radio plays. Twice nominated for the Grand Press award for radio reportage. Winner of numerous awards for reportage and radio plays.
