INPUT / … / … / Decolonizing storytelling: Creating real space for re-telling the complete story

History has generally been told by the colonisers, silencing the voices of the oppressed.New voices are entering public broadcasting with their stories, their roots, their sufferings and truths,their vision of the way forward, reclaiming the right to tell history.How does this new perspective add new understanding and completeness to our fractioned perceptionof the past? How do we address the issue of unbalanced resources? What demands are put onpublic service broadcasters to take their share of responsibility towards reconciliation and reparations?Let us talk about where we are and where we are going.In this session past, present and future merge