Bayero University Kano to Host KILAF 2024 Conference on Indigenous Language Films in Africa
Scholars and professionals are invited to submit abstracts exploring the theme "Forging Cultural Hybridity in a Multilingual Africa: The Role of Indigenous Language Films" by October 20, with full papers due by November 10.
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The Kano Indigenous Languages of Africa Film Market and Festival (KILAF), organized by Bayero University Kano's Faculty of Communication in collaboration with Moving Image Limited, will hold its 2024 conference from November 25 to 26 in Kano, Nigeria.
Scholars and professionals are invited to submit abstracts exploring the theme "Forging Cultural Hybridity in a Multilingual Africa: The Role of Indigenous Language Films" by October 20, with full papers due by November 10.
Sub-themes include the impact of indigenous films on linguistic diversity, identity representation, language preservation, and film as a medium for social change in African societies.
