The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way humans communicate and interact with one another. The shift from full online interactions to online-onsite interactions, and now full onsite interactions, has been changing the conditions of our communication processes. This changing mode of communication has encouraged us to create innovative ways to construct and deliver messages to audiences, as well as innovative ways for audiences to access content during the pandemic-driven restrictions. In a sense, these restrictions have challenged, and for some, even transformed, our way of doing human and mediated communications. The question for us now is whether our communication processes have been transformed in this so-called post-pandemic society. This event was held on 10-11 July 2023