Presentations & Conferences
Sharing Knowledge Across Borders
From Texas to Nigeria, Europe, Asia, and beyond, Professor Chris Chinwe Ulasi has presented research, moderated panels, chaired conferences, and contributed to conversations about media, communication, technology, culture, and society.
- Research
- Conferences
- Panels
- Lectures
- Moderation
Recent Presentations
Recent Presentations
Performing for the Algorithm: How Platform Logics Dilute Authentic Identity in the Nigerian Diaspora
44th Annual Media and Communication Conference — CommWeek 2026
Texas Southern University • April 6–10, 2026
The Trust Deficit: A Hybrid Model for Credible Public Communication in Nigeria
11th International Conference on Media and Mass Communication — MEDCOM 2026
Bali, Indonesia • March 23–24, 2026
Can AI Close the Digital Divide It Helps Create?
2025 Southwest Symposium — SWECJMC
University of New Mexico • November 7–8, 2025
Digital Homelands and Festival Grounds: Dual-Space Identity Construction of Igbo Diaspora Communities in 21st Century America
3rd Annual Igbo Culture Conference
Houston • October 17, 2025
Bridging the Digital Divide: Empowering Marginalized Communities through AI in Media Ecology
26th Media Ecology Association Conference
Mexico City • June 5–8, 2025
AI Technologies: Mass Communication and Disinformation in the Media Landscape
23rd Annual International Conference on Communication and Mass Media
Athens, Greece • May 12–16, 2025
Four Decades of Dialogue
1980s
- Early Research & International Communication
Research and presentations focused on Nigerian broadcasting, communication patterns, development, health communication, and cultural policy.
1990s
- Media, Politics & National Development
Research expanded into political communication, media power, ethnicity, development, privatization, and Nigeria’s evolving media landscape.
2000s
- Media, Culture & Representation
Exploration of film, representation, race, identity, media narratives, and the relationship between communication and society.
2010s–Present
- Digital Media, AI & Global Communication
Contemporary work addressing social media, diaspora communities, digital storytelling, AI, disinformation, communication ethics, and emerging technologies.
A Voice in Public Conversation
Professor Ulasi's professional engagements extend beyond academic conferences. Through interviews, panels, community forums, cultural events, workshops, and public lectures, he has brought his expertise in communication, media, culture, and society to diverse audiences.
Media Interviews
Broadcast and print interviews discussing media, Nigeria, immigration, culture, and public affairs.
Lectures & Workshops
Academic lectures, professional workshops, school engagements, and educational programs.
Community & Cultural Forums
Conferences, cultural events, diaspora forums, and community conversations.