Neha & Mohammad

Discussion Questions

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-How can rhetorical practices be attuned to local cultures and their diverse knowledge making practices? In light of the methodologies such as “training cultural impacts,” and “digital ethnography” (adopted by Maher & Getto), what effective measures can be adopted by technical and professional communication scholars to create and disseminate knowledge from diverse places and cultures?

Using vernacular to better reach to the community and make the communication relatable. Being culturally sensitive by not engaging in exclusivist rhetoric because by engaging might undermine other cultures and put what we are talking about in the spot and create a perceived power and balance.

Hello! I’m Mohammad, a first-year master student in professional communication, I moved to California 2 years ago after I finished my Bachelor degree in media and communication studies, Radio, TV, and film studies, I worked with the national TV and Radio stations in the West Bank, I also have experience in PR from my previous role in The Palestinian Musem(NGO), currently, I am a content editor volunteer for MAPC. I speak English, Arabic, and Turkish. I also directed a documentary in Larnaka (Cyprus), covering the obstacles Arab refugees went through migrating from the Midetriannian sea to Europe persuing the smallest right they can ask for (The Right to Live), I participated in EMU’s film festival in northern Cyprus and I successfully raised 10,000$ and daily supplements to those immigrants. this experience made me more passionate about media and I aim at publishing more media content covering global humanitarian issues.

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