PANORAMA BRASIL-PORTUGAL EM MOVIMENTO10th to the 11th of November of 2011III International Luso-Brazilian SeminarMedia, Identity, CitizenshipPanorama Brasil-Portugal em Movimento PBM, is an academic event that first took place in 2009 in Lisbon, Portugal and that was organized by a group of social sciences researchers interested in the considerations of the current society, its restlessness and conflicts in establishing citizenship and in dealing with the development of new technology. The III International Luso-Brazilian Seminar 2011 will once again bring together researchers from different areas of study concerning the media. As in the previous encounters Human and Social Sciences Faculty of the New University of Lisbon (FCSH-UNL) will open its doors to this event that will take place in Lisbon between the 10th and the 11th of November 2011.This seminars organization is under Centre for Media and Journalism Research, CIMJ (Human and Social Sciences Faculty of the New University of Lisbon), together with University of Essex; Kings College London; Research Institute of Latin American Studies (RILAS) - University of Liverpool, COLABOR and Centre for Pedagogic and Cybernetics Studies - Digital Languages Laboratory both belonging to University of Sao Paulo/Arts and Communication School - Sao Paulo/Brazil.Goalv To get to know and to ponder upon the importance of the new communication and information technology and to show new ways for using the media in education as well as showing how the public in general can use them in order to create a more engaged, critical and active citizenship.v To discuss current theoretical methodological issues and to build international networks in different areas of study.v To bring together and support the Luso-Brazilien scientific community, professors, media professionals, researchers and all those interested in this area of study in order to establish and better their activities.v To promote and implement the development and establishment of the necessary conditions for the Luso-Brazilien research in the media area.For further information:panoramabrasil_portugal@yahoo.comInformation:http://panoramabpmovimento.blogspot.com/Location:Universidade Nova de LisboaFaculdade de Ciencias Sociais e Humanas - Avenida de Berna, 26, Lisboa, PortugalProgramme10thThursday09.00-09.15Opening SessionCIMJ President: Nelson TraquinaSessions GT01 Citizen Participation and Communication Practices between street and media09.15 09.45 - Global urban cultures, mediation and new identity projects in graffitiLigia Ferro. Major in Sociology by the Letters Faculty of University of Porto, currently a Doctor student with International Doctor Programme for Urban Anthropology (ISCTE/IUL), with a scholarship by Science and Technology Foundation is preparing her thesis in the area of youth cultural practices in the urban context. Is a researcher with Research and Study Centre for Sociology (CIES-ISCTE) and with Sociology Institute of the Letters Faculty of the University of Porto (IS-FLUP).Currently hip hop is a way of global urban culture built by a great variety of social actors that mediate different social worlds. In particular graffiti artists create social mediation actions between the city centre and the urban outskirts, between the street and the art gallery, between the street the city and the world. Based on study cases from Barcelona and Lisbon we come to understand the mediation scheme that brings forth new identity projects in the urban world.09.45 10.15 - CULTURAL JAMMING. Social participation through the internetAna