Abstract
“Social media platforms have become integral to how we commemorate, grieve and make sense of terrorism. They are a vehicle for increasingly familiar digital rituals, such as hashtags, memes and emojis. They can also generate novel, creative types of commemoration that give rise to new forms of togetherness and remembrance.“
You can read the full article at The Conversation UK.
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CONTINUUM is a collection of stories of Australians and New Zealanders with first-hand experiences of the impacts of terrorism. Victims. Survivors. Families left behind. Communities picking up the pieces. All of us. CONTINUUM recognises the voices of survivors as powerful sources of hope for a society free from hate.