ReDICo: The Podcast for Digital Interculturality

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Number of Episodes: 3

Series Type: episodic

Content Type: AUDIO

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Welcome to REDICO, the podcast for digital interculturality. REDICO stands for Researching Digital Interculturality Cooperatively. It's a research and networking project that looks for the areas of intercultural communication and internet studies to come closer together.

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The podcast covers themes such as online community building, the dynamics of digital spaces, and the influence of social media on cultural identities. For example, Episode 3 examines the role of online communities within the Nigerian LGBTQI+ context, while Episode 2 explores social inequalities in a postdigital society, focusing on the complexities of identity formation.

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ReDICo: The Podcast for Digital Interculturality

Welcome to REDICO, the podcast for digital interculturality. REDICO stands for Researching Digital Interculturality Cooperatively. It’s a research and networking project that looks for the areas of intercultural communication and internet studies to come closer together.

In the third episode of the “ReDICo Podcast”, Anna Finzel and activist Bisi Alimi discuss the challenging situation of the LGBTQI+ community in Nigeria, where same-sex relationships are still criminalized.

LGBTQI+ activist Bisi Alimi shares insights on the legal landscape, his personal experiences, and the critical role online communities play for marginalized individuals. Alimi emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance, fighting for LGBTQI+ rights, and supporting cross-border activism. He explains how social media platforms like WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook have become safe spaces for the LGBTQI+ community in Nigeria, despite ongoing risks and challenges. Alimi also reflects on his public coming-out and his return to Nigeria, highlighting the significance of solidarity and the ongoing struggle for freedom, a fight that must be earned through perseverance.

For more information see:

www.redico.eu

https://www.bisialimifoundation.org/

Series 1 – Episode 3 “Online community-building among the Nigerian LGBTQI+ community”

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Series 1 – Episode 3 “Online community-building among the Nigerian LGBTQI+ community”

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Series 1 – Episode 2 “The Fundamental Error”

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Series 1 – Episode 1 “The Patchwork of Platforms”

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