Saturday, 25 April 2009

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2615

There are 3 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1a. Resource: Women's Rights Radio Drama in Four languages
From: George Lessard
1b. Resource: Women's Rights Radio Drama in Four languages
From: Deborah Walter

2. [Info] Video Melulu (Video Clip Competition) by Efek Rumah Kaca
From: yurskie.


Messages
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1a. Resource: Women's Rights Radio Drama in Four languages
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Fri Apr 24, 2009 3:16 pm ((PDT))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: VOY Media Magic List - Resource: Women's Rights Radio Drama in
Four languages
From: "Deborah Walter" <deb@cmfd.org>
Date: Fri, April 24, 2009 05:26
To: themagic_network@yahoogroups.com
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Crossroads - Women's Rights Radio Drama in Four languages

When a market trader becomes frustrated with the local police inspector who
is more interested in lining his pockets than finding her missing daughter,
a magic drink provided by the local alcohol brewer causes the trader and
police inspector to switch bodies. Each has the opportunity to see how the
other gender lives! - with hilarious results and eye-opening perspectives.
All the while, the search for the missing woman continues - will she be
found in time?

"Crossroads," an exciting six-episode serial radio drama, is now available
in four languages - English, French, Swahili and Portuguese. Broadcast to a
high quality broadcast standard, each 20-minute episode delivers adventure
and intrigue, as well as interwoven messages around women's rights. The
drama is being distributed free to radio stations and groups wishing to use
the drama for educational purposes. Request from deb@cmfd.org

In an effort to promote human rights and social justice in Africa
"Crossroads" explores issues related to the African Union Protocol to the
African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of women in
Africa. CMFD Productions, on behalf of FAHAMU (Networks for Social Justice)
and the African Women's Development and Communication Network (FEMNET),
produced the drama as part of the Media for African Women's Rights Project
(MEWOR) of the Solidarity for African Women's Rights (SOAWR) Coalition.

The English, "Crossroads" and Swahili version, "Njia Pacha," were recorded
in Nairobi. Crossroads will be broadcast Africa-wide, and Njia Pacha will
broadcast in Swahili-speaking countries across East Africa.

The French version of the drama, entitled "Les Pistes Croisées," was
recorded in Senegal with a vibrant group of local actors. The original music
produced for the drama is funky West African beat created by local musicians
in Dakar.

The Portuguese-language version of Crossroads, entitled "Caminhas Crusadas,"
was recorded in Maputo. Hopangalatana, a community-based group of actors,
provide the voices for the drama. Internationally renowned musical group
Euyuphoro created the theme music.

Listen to the new theme songs and promotional trailers on the CMFD website:
http://www.cmfd.org

For more information or to request a copy, contact:

Deborah Walter
Director
Community Media for Development/
CMFD Productions
PO Box 66193
Broadway 2020, JHB
South Africa
deb@cmfd.org
+27 (0)73 132 7032
http://www.cmfd.org

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1b. Resource: Women's Rights Radio Drama in Four languages
Posted by: "Deborah Walter" deb@cmfd.org
Date: Fri Apr 24, 2009 4:36 pm ((PDT))

When a market trader becomes frustrated with the local police inspector who
is more interested in lining his pockets than finding her missing daughter,
a magic drink provided by the local alcohol brewer causes the trader and
police inspector to switch bodies. Each has the opportunity to see how the
other gender lives! - with hilarious results and eye-opening perspectives.
All the while, the search for the missing woman continues - will she be
found in time?

"Crossroads," an exciting six-episode serial radio drama, is now available
in four languages - English, French, Swahili and Portuguese. Broadcast to a
high quality broadcast standard, each 20-minute episode delivers adventure
and intrigue, as well as interwoven messages around women's rights. The
drama is being distributed free to radio stations and groups wishing to use
the drama for educational purposes. Request from deb@cmfd.org

In an effort to promote human rights and social justice in Africa
"Crossroads" explores issues related to the African Union Protocol to the
African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of women in
Africa. CMFD Productions, on behalf of FAHAMU (Networks for Social Justice)
and the African Women's Development and Communication Network (FEMNET),
produced the drama as part of the Media for African Women's Rights Project
(MEWOR) of the Solidarity for African Women's Rights (SOAWR) Coalition.

The English, "Crossroads" and Swahili version, "Njia Pacha," were recorded
in Nairobi. Crossroads will be broadcast Africa-wide, and Njia Pacha will
broadcast in Swahili-speaking countries across East Africa.

The French version of the drama, entitled "Les Pistes Croisées," was
recorded in Senegal with a vibrant group of local actors. The original music
produced for the drama is funky West African beat created by local musicians
in Dakar.

The Portuguese-language version of Crossroads, entitled "Caminhas Crusadas,"
was recorded in Maputo. Hopangalatana, a community-based group of actors,
provide the voices for the drama. Internationally renowned musical group
Euyuphoro created the theme music.

Listen to the new theme songs and promotional trailers on the CMFD website:
http://www.cmfd.org

For more information or to request a copy, contact:

Deborah Walter
Director
Community Media for Development/
CMFD Productions
PO Box 66193
Broadway 2020, JHB
South Africa
deb@cmfd.org
+27 (0)73 132 7032
http://www.cmfd.org


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2. [Info] Video Melulu (Video Clip Competition) by Efek Rumah Kaca
Posted by: "yurskie." yurskie_erk@yahoo.com yurskie_erk
Date: Fri Apr 24, 2009 4:36 pm ((PDT))

Video Melulu (Video Clip Competition) by Efek Rumah Kaca:
Merasa jago bikin video? Atau ngefans berat sama Efek Rumah Kaca? Yuk ah ikutan kompetisi VIDEO MELULU. Kompetisi bikin video klip untuk lagu Efek Rumah Kaca.

Lagu yang mana?
Bebas! Pokoknya lagunya harus diambil dari album Kamar Gelap.

Video klipnya kayak gimana?
Bebas! Yang penting idenya oke. Dan nggak perlu pasang muka para personil Efek Rumah Kaca. So, nggak ngerepotin kan?

Apa hadiahnya?
Video
yang menang bakal dikasih kompensasi senilai Rp 10 juta, plus dibikinin
ulang videonya dengan lebih 'serius', untuk kemudian dijadikan official
video clip untuk lagu ERK tersebut. Dan 10 video terbaik bakal
dibikinin DVD untuk kemudian diattach di majalah HAI.

Caranya gimana?
1.
Daftar dulu sebagai member di www.hai-online.com .Gampangnya minta
ampun kok, tinggal buka websitenya, terus sign up deh. Kenapa harus
jadi member dulu? Karena nantinya video ini harus diupload di
www.hai-online.com untuk kemudian di-vote oleh orang-orang.

2. Kamu bebas memilih lagu yang akan dibuat video klip-nya.

3. Video tidak harus memasang foto-foto, atau video dari personel efek rumah kaca.

4.
Efek Rumah Kaca tidak akan menyediakan waktu khusus untuk pengambilan
gambar video yang kamu bikin. Kalo butuh gambar mereka manggung, datang
aja ke konsernya.

5. Penilaian lebih berat pada ide cerita. Tapi tentunya penampilan secara visual juga diperhatikan.

6. Peserta musti meng-upload versi flv di channel Hai Screen - Video Melulu

7.
Peserta juga diwajibkan mengirimkan high quality video dalam format dvd
dan data diri lengkap ke redaksi Hai-Online, Gedung Gramedia Majalah
Lt.6, Jl.Panjang No.8A Kebon Jeruk Jakarta Barat 11530. Paling lambat
tanggal 31 Juli 2009.

8. 10 video terbaik akan ditayangkan di Hai-Screen untuk di pilih oleh audience. Dan jadi kompilasi DVD sebagai bonus Hai.

9. 3 video pemenang dapat hadiah

10. Video terpilih bakal dijadikan video official dari Efek Rumah Kaca. Dan uang pengganti produksi sebesar 10 jt rupiah.

11. Terbuka untuk umum, nggak ada batasan usia.


Yo ayo ayooo...! Sebelum 31 Juli lohh.. Ditunggu!

Yurie "efek rumah kaca"
Management ERK
0813 9425 7339
YM: yurskie_erk

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Wednesday, 22 April 2009

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2614

There are 2 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Advanced certificate in radio available in South Africa
From: George Lessard

2a. Earth Day, 4/22/2009, 12:00 am
From: creative-radio@yahoogroups.com


Messages
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1. Advanced certificate in radio available in South Africa
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:03 am ((PDT))

Advanced certificate in radio available in South Africa
<http://e2ma.net/go/1922206082/1761269/65425766/goto:https://www.ijnet.org/ijnet/training_opportunities/advanced_certificate_in_radio_available_in_south_africa>

Radio broadcasters and journalism students can now study radio broadcasting
and receive an advanced certificate in radio at the University of
Witwatersrand, in South Africa.

https://www.ijnet.org/ijnet/training_opportunities/advanced_certificate_in_radio_available_in_south_africa
Advanced certificate in radio available in South Africa Posted on:
15/04/2009 Radio Country: South Africa

Radio broadcasters and journalism students can now study radio broadcasting
and receive an advanced certificate in radio at the University of
Witwatersrand, in South Africa.

The program, at the Wits Radio Academy at Kagiso Media in Johannesburg,
seeks to help students and radio professionals improve their skills and
broaden their knowledge of radio broadcasting.

The Academy will offer seven two-week modules on topics including local
radio journalism, radio online, marketing and sales, and programming and
production. To receive a certificate, students must complete five modules.
Students from community radio can apply for scholarships.

For more information, visit www.journalism.co.za/radio or contact Franz
Krüger at fkr@mweb.co.za.


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2a. Earth Day, 4/22/2009, 12:00 am
Posted by: "creative-radio@yahoogroups.com" creative-radio@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue Apr 21, 2009 9:44 pm ((PDT))

Reminder from: creative-radio Yahoo! Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/creative-radio/cal

Earth Day
Wednesday April 22, 2009
All Day
(This event repeats every year.)

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Monday, 20 April 2009

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2613

There is 1 message in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. UNESCO Director-General concerned about media crackdown in Fiji
From: George Lessard


Message
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1. UNESCO Director-General concerned about media crackdown in Fiji
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:07 am ((PDT))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: [Asiapacific-general] FW: UNESCO Director-General concerned about
media crackdown in Fiji
From: "Suman Basnet" <suman@wlink.com.np>
Date: Sat, April 18, 2009 23:12
To: "AMARC_AP_General_List" <asiapacific-general@lists.amarc.org>
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UNESCO Press Release No.2009-32
 
Director-General concerned about media crackdown in Fiji
 
            Paris, 17 April – The Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro
Matsuura, today voiced grave concern about the suspension of press freedom
in Fiji under thirty-day Public Emergency Regulations that came into force
on 10 April.
 
            According to the new regulations, editors are not allowed to
publish or broadcast any material that shows the military in an unfavourable
light. Sensitive stories must be approved by government officials before
publication and media organizations ignoring these directives may be shut
down.
 
            "I am gravely concerned about press freedom in Fiji," the
Director-General declared. "The basic human right of freedom of expression,
which underpins press freedom, is essential for democracy, good governance
and rule of law. I urge the authorities to allow open debate that is always
essential if lasting solutions to difficulties and disagreements are to be
found."
 
            "Depriving people of news and information about events that
affect them only breeds fear and suspicions. Such measures will not promote
a solution to the nation's social and political problems," Mr Matsuura
added.
 
            The Public Emergency Regulations were proclaimed after Army
Chief Commodore Frank Bainimarama was reinstated as Prime Minister and the
President of Fiji, Ratu Josefa Iloilo, abolished the Constitution and
dismissed judges who said that the island nation's military government was
illegal.
 
****
 

UNESCO is the only United Nations agency with a mandate to defend freedom of
expression and press freedom. Article 1 of its Constitution requires the
Organization to "further universal respect for justice, for the rule of law
and for the human rights and fundamental freedoms which are affirmed for the
peoples of the world, without distinction of race, sex, language or
religion, by the Charter of the United Nations." To realize this the
Organization is requested to "collaborate in the work of advancing the
mutual knowledge and understanding of peoples, through all means of mass
communication and to that end recommend such international agreements as may
be necessary to promote the free flow of ideas by word and image…"
 
 
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Sunday, 19 April 2009

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2612

There are 5 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. UK: Community Radio Fund available
From: George Lessard

2. USA: PACIFICA RADIO TURNS 60 APRIL 15th
From: George Lessard

3. BC Canada: Salt Spring Island Radio Station Open House
From: George Lessard

4. Harare, Zimbabwe: Community radio ready to roll
From: George Lessard

5. Prometheus Radio Project handbook on radio station Automation has be
From: George Lessard


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1. UK: Community Radio Fund available
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Thu Apr 16, 2009 6:00 am ((PDT))

Community Radio Fund available
Radio Today - Manchester,UK
Apr 15, 2009 - Any community radio station currently broadcasting can, from
today, apply for extra government funding for 2009/10. ...
<http://radiotoday.co.uk/news.php?extend.4628.4>


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2. USA: PACIFICA RADIO TURNS 60 APRIL 15th
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Thu Apr 16, 2009 6:03 am ((PDT))

PACIFICA RADIO TURNS 60 APRIL 15th
Pacifica Radio - USA
Pacifica also inspired a movement of community radio stations throughout
the United States, many who are independent and locally based, but are
affiliates. ...
<http://www.pacifica.org/history/pacifica-radio-turns-60-april-15th.html>


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3. BC Canada: Salt Spring Island Radio Station Open House
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Thu Apr 16, 2009 6:04 am ((PDT))

Salt Spring Island Radio Station Open House | Salt Spring Island ...
By editor
Salt Spring Island's new community radio station CFSI-FM 107.9 is
actively seeking program ideas. Tell us the idea. Who would be hosting the
show? How long would the show be - 30 minutes, 60 minutes? How often would
you like to do the ...
<http://saltspringislandonline.ca/?p=696>
Salt Spring Island Online
<http://saltspringislandonline.ca/>


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4. Harare, Zimbabwe: Community radio ready to roll
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Thu Apr 16, 2009 6:04 am ((PDT))

Community radio ready to roll
The Zimbabwean - Harare,Africa
"We are hoping that the Broadcasting Services Act will be amended to open
up the airwaves so that independent broadcasters including community radio
...
<
http://www.thezimbabwean.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20447&Itemid=103
>


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5. Prometheus Radio Project handbook on radio station Automation has be
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Fri Apr 17, 2009 6:19 am ((PDT))

---------- Forwarded message ----------

Date: Thu, 16 Apr 2009 15:19:45 -0400
Subject: [Stubblefield] Prometheus Releases New Automation Handbook
Hello All,

The long awaited Prometheus Radio Project handbook on Automation has been
released. Thanks a million to Jeff Shaw from KDRT-LP who has put together a
million resources about automation and interviewed many station members
about the systems that work best for them. Raduga? Itunes? Campcaster?
ZaraRadio? Megaseg? Which one is right for you and your station? Hopefully
the Automation Handbook will help you make that decision.

You can download the pdf from this link:
http://prometheusradio.org/media/station_support/Automation_Handbook_color.pdf

While there is no fee charged for downloading this automation we would
really appreciate any donations so that we can keep releasing great
handbooks like this, continue to do support work for stations across the
country and also expand LPFM radio to communities across the country. Here
is the link to our online donation: http://prometheusradio.org/donate/ and
it also has info for snail mail donations.

We will be commissioning handbooks in the near future and will let you know
how you can be involved.

Thanks,
Andalusia

Andalusia Knoll
Station Support Organizer
(215) 727-9620 x 506
andalusia@prometheusradio.org

Prometheus Radio Project
www.prometheusradio.org

"Radio is one sided when it should be two. It is purely an apparatus for
distribution, for mere sharing out. So here is a positive suggestion:
change this apparatus over from distribution to communication. The radio
would be the finest possible communication apparatus in public life, a vast
network of pipes. That is to say, it would be if it knew how to receive as
well as transmit, how to let the listener speak as well as hear, how to
bring someone into a relationship instead of isolating them." Bertolt
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Thursday, 16 April 2009

[creative-radio] Digest Number 2611

There are 6 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1. Kielburger from Canada & 22 million children's prize
From: George Lessard

2. Jordanian Princess to open journalism school
From: George Lessard

3. FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations
From: George Lessard

4. Making a Difference: We Are All Affected - South Africa
From: George Lessard

5a. Radio Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA
From: George Lessard

6. Zimbawe: ZBH set to launch community radio stations
From: George Lessard


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1. Kielburger from Canada & 22 million children's prize
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 6:02 am ((PDT))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: Kielburger from Canada & 22 million children's prize
From: "World's Children's Prize" <wcprcpress@CHILDRENSWORLD.ORG>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 08:53
To: PRESS_CHILDRENSWORLD@LSV.PI.SE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Press release!

Children in Canada will take part in the decision
Craig Kielburger from Canada
could be Decade Child Rights Hero
for 22 million children

22 million children in 50,000 schools in 94 countries are behind the
World's Children's Prize for the Rights of the Child (WCPRC), many of
them in Canada. This year the prize will be awarded for the tenth time.
The 13 prize candidates include Craig Kielburger from Canada, Nelson
Mandela, murdered carpet factory slave Iqbal Masih and saviour of child
sex slaves Somaly Mam. Millions of children will participate in this
year's Global Vote to decide who will be the Decade Child Rights Hero.
On the 20th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the
Child, 20 November, the children will reveal their chosen prize
laureate.

Since the year 2000, the World's Children's Prize has awarded
children's prestigious prizes for outstanding efforts for the rights of
the child. The prize money has contributed to giving tens of thousands
of the world's most vulnerable children a better life. So far, 27 prize
laureates have received prizes and have become role models for children
all over the world. Thirteen of these are candidates in the children's
next Global Vote, which will determine their Decade Child Rights Hero.
(see list below).

World's largest rights-based educational programme
The WCPRC is the world's largest educational programme for young people
on the rights of the child, democracy, the environment and global
friendship. The WCRPC programme empowers children, giving them hope for
the future and the chance to demand respect for their rights. It is
carried out in cooperation with more than 50,000 teachers, as well as
almost 500 organisations, departments of education and youth media
projects.

Millions of vulnerable children participate
Millions of children learn about their rights and democracy through the
World's Children's Prize. They include former child soldiers, debt
slaves and street children. Children who have lost their parents to
AIDS, genocide or in the Asian tsunami, and children who live in
dictatorships, have also found out about their rights through the
World's Children's Prize. The prize magazine, The Globe, and the
website, www.worldschildrensprize.org, is produced in 11 languages,
including Arabic and Farsi (Persian). The magazine is smuggled into
villages in Burma and is read by former child soldiers in eastern
Democratic Republic of Congo, like 15-year-old Furaha:
"When I was twelve years old and a soldier, all I knew was death,
violence and war. Now I have participated in the World's Children's
Prize and in the Global Vote for our rights. Before I read The Globe I
had no idea that we children had the right to protection and a good
life."
Furaha was one of the 6.6 million children who took part in the Global
Vote in 2008.

Mandela and the Queen of Sweden
The patrons of the World's Children's Prize include Nelson Mandela,
Queen Silvia of Sweden, Nobel Prize laureates José Ramos Horta and
Joseph Stiglitz, former Executive Director of Unicef Carol Bellamy,
former UN Under-Secretary-General Olara Otunnu, and supermodel and
refugee Alek Wek.
The World's Children's Prize is supported by Sida (the Swedish
International Development Cooperation Agency), Save the Children
Sweden, the Swedish Postcode Lottery, the Surve Family Foundation,
Radiohjälpen, Altor, AstraZeneca, eWork, Banco Fonder and the Folke
Bernadotte Academy.
In June 2008, the World's Children's Prize was called 'the most
important communication initiative on the planet' by the International
Association of Business Communicators, with 16,000 members in 65
countries.
The Decade Child Rights Hero will receive one million Swedish kronor
(125,000 USD) for use in his/her work for the rights of the child.

High-res pictures under PRESS at www.worldschildrensprize.org. Video
footage available on request.
Contact: Magnus Bergmar, +46 (0)159-129 00, +46 (0)70-515 58 39
magnus.bergmar@worldschildrensprize.org


The 13 candidates for Decade Child Rights Hero

Iqbal Masih, Pakistan (posthumously)
Iqbal was a debt slave in a carpet factory. When he was set free he
fought for the rights of debt slave children. He was killed on 16 April
1995.

Asfaw Yemiru, Ethiopia
Asfaw was a street child at the age of 9. At 14, he opened his first
school for street children underneath an oak tree. Since then he has
devoted over 50 years to giving underprivileged children the chance to
go to school.

Nkosi Johnson, South Africa (posthumously)
Nkosi fought for the rights of children with HIV and AIDS up until his
death at the age of 12.

Maiti Nepal
Maiti fights the trafficking of poor girls from Nepal to India, where
they are forced to work as slaves in brothels. Maiti also helps girls
who have been affected by trafficking.

Maggy Barankitse, Burundi
Maggy has, over 15 years, saved tens of thousands of orphaned children
in war-torn Burundi and given them a home, love, schooling and a
hospital.

James Aguer, Sudan
James has, over 20 years, freed thousands of kidnapped children from
slave work in Sudan. James has been imprisoned 33 times and four of his
colleagues have been murdered.

Prateep Ungsongtham Hata, Thailand
Prateep was a child worker at the age of ten. Since starting her first
school at the age of 16, she has spent 40 years fighting to give the
neediest children the chance to go to school.

Dunga Mothers, Kenya
Twenty mothers in Kenya, who for the past 12 years, have been fighting
to enable AIDS orphans in their village to go to school, have a home,
food, love, and have their own rights respected.

Nelson Mandela, South Africa and Graça Machel, Mozambique
Mandela for his life-long struggle for equal rights for all children in
South Africa and his work to defend their rights. Machel for her
25-year-long fight for the rights of vulnerable children in Mozambique,
in particular girls' rights.

Craig Kielburger, Canada
At the age of 12, Craig founded Free The Children. He fights for young
people's right to make their voices heard and to liberate children from
poverty and violations of their rights.

AOCM, Rwanda
AOCM consists of 6000 people orphaned by the genocide in Rwanda, who
help each other to survive by sharing food, clothes, schooling, homes,
healthcare and love.

Betty Makoni, Zimbabwe
Betty started working when she was five years old and was subjected to
abuse at the age of six. Through the Girl Child Network, she empowers
girls to demand respect for their rights. She supports girls who are
subjected to abuse and protects others from assault, forced marriage
and trafficking.

Somaly Mam, Cambodia
After being a sex slave as a child, Somaly has spent the last 13 years
liberating girls from sex slavery and giving them rehabilitation and
education. She was punished for her work when her 14-year-old daughter
was kidnapped, drugged, raped, and sold to a brothel.

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2. Jordanian Princess to open journalism school
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 6:04 am ((PDT))

Jordanian Princess to open journalism school
Posted on: 13/04/2009 Basic Journalism Region: Middle East and North Africa

A new journalism school will soon be opened in Amman, Jordan, by Princess
Rym Ali of Jordan. The Jordan Media Institute will be similar to the
princess's alma mater, Columbia University's Graduate School of
Journalism.

The Institute is funded by Jordanians, the European Union, Zain telecom,
advertising agency Saachi and others who have contributed money and
in-kind services to establish an Arabic-language program tailored to the
highest international standards.

The princess, formerly a CNN reporter known as Rym Brahimi, told the
Huffington Post that there was a need for a process that structured
learning techniques and skills as well as hammered ethics into
practitioners, since ethics were a problem worldwide.

For more information about the Jordan Media Institute, see this video
advertisement, or click here.

https://www.ijnet.org/ijnet/training_opportunities/jordanian_princess_to_open_journalism_school

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3. FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 6:10 am ((PDT))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: [Pacific_media_watch] 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio
stations
From: "Pacific Media Watch nius" <pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 08:11
To: "Pacific Media Watch" <pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Title – 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations
Date – 15 April 2009
Byline – None
Origin – Pacific Media Watch
Source – The Australian, 15/04/09
Copyright – TA
Status – Unabridged
----------------------------
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FRANK BAINIMARAMA SHUTS ABC'S FM RADIO STATIONS IN FIJI
www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25337381-601,00.html

SYDNEY (TA Online/Pacific Media Watch): Frank Bainimarama's military
regime is forcing the ABC to shut down its radio transmitters in Fiji
to limit "negative" reports about the government's undemocratic rule.

The broadcaster says it has been ordered to close its FM relay stations
in the capital, Suva, and in the tourist town of Nadi.

"Local sources have since confirmed Radio Australia is off the air in
both locations," the ABC said.

However, it is still able to broadcast in the troubled country on its
shortwave transmitter.

Coup leader Bainimarama believes freedom of speech causes trouble and
must be curbed to allow the military government to do its work.

In an attempt to justify tough restrictions on local and international
media reporting of recent political upheaval in the island nation,
Commodore Bainimarama said he did not like to hear opposition to his
plans.

"We want to come up with these reforms and the last thing we want to do
is have opposition to these reforms throughout," he told Radio New
Zealand today.

"So that is the reason we've come up with the emergency regulations."

His comments follow Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's rejection of
Australia's criticism of the purge of Fiji's judiciary.

"The new judges will be just as independent as the old judges,"
Sayed-Khaiyum told The Australian.

Commodore Bainimarama has assumed greater power in recent days after
the abrogation of the constitution following a Court of Appeal ruling
that his government was illegal.

An information vacuum exists after he imposed severe coverage
restrictions on local media and expelled all Australian and New Zealand
journalists from the country.

Asked about every country's need to have open and free discussions,
Commodore Bainimarama said: "Not in Fiji".

"The circumstances have changed," he said.

"We (the government) now decide what needs to be done for our country."

He said freedom of speech had caused trouble in the past and was the
reason for the political upheaval in the past few days.

"That was how we came up with what has happened in the last few days,"
he said.

Fiji's central bank announced on Wednesday that its dollar has been
devalued by 20 percent with the latest political crisis.

The devaluation was announced by new Reserve Bank governor Sada Reddy
soon after he was installed by the military-led government.

It comes a day after the dismissal of former governor Savenaca Narube
and the introduction of exchange controls to prevent the flight of
capital.

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4. Making a Difference: We Are All Affected - South Africa
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 6:15 am ((PDT))

Making a Difference: We Are All Affected - South Africa

This programme used the medium of community radio to share information about
HIV/AIDS with South African listeners and to stimulate discussion about
related
issues in local languages. The producers identified characters and
subjects to
interview, and then produced a 20-minute backbone programme on each of the
project's
12 themes; participating stations were required to broadcast each theme
over a
4-week period. In the first week, a one-minute promotional spot
summarising the
programme's key point and acting as a "teaser" was aired. The main backbone
programme followed in the second week. During the third week, the stations
again
played the teaser. In the last week of the month they broadcast a
programme that
they produced locally, which covered the same issues raised in the backbone
programme. As suggested by this final step in the process
(community-radio-based
production), the information that was shared is meant to be translated
into local
action. To stimulate this proces!
s, the participating stations listened to the programmes with
community-based
reference groups. It is through this group listening and exchange that the
issues
raised in the programme were discussed and ideas for local angles were
pursued.
Contact: Shepi Mati smati@idasa.org.za
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/132070/347


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5a. Radio Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA
Posted by: "George Lessard" media@web.net themediamentor
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 6:24 am ((PDT))

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: [ncralist] Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA
From: "ncra/anrec" <magnus@ncra.ca>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 05:46
To: ncralist@ncra.ca
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

The following jobs openings have been posted at
http://www.ncra.ca.

PROGRAM-VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
VoicePrint
Location: Winnipeg, MB
Closing Date: 17 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82848

Posted: 4 April, 2009


FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
Vancouver Cooperative Radio CFRO 102.7 FM
Location: Vancouver, BC
Closing Date: 17 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82897

Posted: 6 April, 2009


FUNDING DRIVE AND SPECIAL EVENT COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82789

Posted: 1 April, 2009

FESTIVAL COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82790

Posted: 1 April, 2009


NEWS AND SPOKEN WORD COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82791

Posted: 1 April, 2009


MULTICULTURAL COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82792

Posted: 1 April, 2009


LIBRARIAN - RELOCATION COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82793

Posted: 1 April, 2009


PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82794

Posted: 1 April, 2009


SUMMER PROMOTIONS COORDINATOR
CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
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Posted: 1 April, 2009


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6. Zimbawe: ZBH set to launch community radio stations
Posted by: "George Lessard" mediamentor@gmail.com themediamentor
Date: Wed Apr 15, 2009 9:08 am ((PDT))

Zimbawe: ZBH set to launch community radio stations
By Andy Sennitt
In a desperate move to continue dominating the airwaves, Zimbabwe
Broadcasting Holdings is reportedly planning to introduce two community
radio stations and a television channel soon, before the commissioning of
the much awaited ...
<
http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/zimbawe-zbh-set-to-launch-community-radio-stations
>


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Radio Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: [ncralist] Jobs Postings at NCRA.CA
From: "ncra/anrec" <magnus@ncra.ca>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 05:46
To: ncralist@ncra.ca
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

The following jobs openings have been posted at
http://www.ncra.ca.

PROGRAM-VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
VoicePrint
Location: Winnipeg, MB
Closing Date: 17 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82848

Posted: 4 April, 2009


FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
Vancouver Cooperative Radio CFRO 102.7 FM
Location: Vancouver, BC
Closing Date: 17 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82897

Posted: 6 April, 2009


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CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
http://www.ncra.ca/business/JobPostings/dspJobPostingsDetail.cfm?ID=82789

Posted: 1 April, 2009

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CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
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Posted: 1 April, 2009


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Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

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Posted: 1 April, 2009


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CJSW Radio
Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
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Posted: 1 April, 2009


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Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
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Posted: 1 April, 2009


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Location: Calgary, AB
Closing Date: 27 April, 2009

You can view the complete posting at:
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Posted: 1 April, 2009


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FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations

<fontfamily><param>Arial</param>Title – 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's
FM radio stations

Date – 15 April 2009

Byline – None

Origin – Pacific Media Watch

Source – The Australian, 15/04/09

Copyright – TA

Status – Unabridged

----------------------------

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<color><param>1A1A,1A1A,FFFF</param>www.pacmediawatch.aut.ac.nz</color>


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<bold>FRANK BAINIMARAMA SHUTS ABC'S FM RADIO STATIONS IN FIJI

</bold>www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25337381-601,00.html<bold>


</bold>SYDNEY (<italic>TA Online/Pacific Media Watch</italic>): Frank
Bainimarama's military regime is forcing the ABC to shut down its
radio transmitters in Fiji to limit "negative" reports about the
government's undemocratic rule.


The broadcaster says it has been ordered to close its FM relay
stations in the capital, Suva, and in the tourist town of Nadi.


"Local sources have since confirmed Radio Australia is off the air in
both locations," the ABC said.


However, it is still able to broadcast in the troubled country on its
shortwave transmitter.


Coup leader Bainimarama believes freedom of speech causes trouble and
must be curbed to allow the military government to do its work.


In an attempt to justify tough restrictions on local and international
media reporting of recent political upheaval in the island nation,
Commodore Bainimarama said he did not like to hear opposition to his
plans.


"We want to come up with these reforms and the last thing we want to
do is have opposition to these reforms throughout," he told Radio New
Zealand today.


"So that is the reason we've come up with the emergency regulations."


His comments follow Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's rejection
of Australia's criticism of the purge of Fiji's judiciary.


"The new judges will be just as independent as the old judges,"
Sayed-Khaiyum told <italic>The Australian</italic>.


Commodore Bainimarama has assumed greater power in recent days after
the abrogation of the constitution following a Court of Appeal ruling
that his government was illegal.


An information vacuum exists after he imposed severe coverage
restrictions on local media and expelled all Australian and New
Zealand journalists from the country.


Asked about every country's need to have open and free discussions,
Commodore Bainimarama said: "Not in Fiji".


"The circumstances have changed," he said.


"We (the government) now decide what needs to be done for our country."


He said freedom of speech had caused trouble in the past and was the
reason for the political upheaval in the past few days.


"That was how we came up with what has happened in the last few days,"
he said.


Fiji's central bank announced on Wednesday that its dollar has been
devalued by 20 percent with the latest political crisis.


The devaluation was announced by new Reserve Bank governor Sada Reddy
soon after he was installed by the military-led government.


It comes a day after the dismissal of former governor Savenaca Narube
and the introduction of exchange controls to prevent the flight of
capital.


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Subject: [Pacific_media_watch] 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio
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From: "Pacific Media Watch nius" <pacific_media_watch@lists.apc.org.au>
Date: Wed, April 15, 2009 08:11
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Title – 6121 FIJI: Regime shuts ABC's FM radio stations
Date – 15 April 2009
Byline – None
Origin – Pacific Media Watch
Source – The Australian, 15/04/09
Copyright – TA
Status – Unabridged
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FRANK BAINIMARAMA SHUTS ABC'S FM RADIO STATIONS IN FIJI
www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25337381-601,00.html

SYDNEY (TA Online/Pacific Media Watch): Frank Bainimarama's military
regime is forcing the ABC to shut down its radio transmitters in Fiji
to limit "negative" reports about the government's undemocratic rule.

The broadcaster says it has been ordered to close its FM relay stations
in the capital, Suva, and in the tourist town of Nadi.

"Local sources have since confirmed Radio Australia is off the air in
both locations," the ABC said.

However, it is still able to broadcast in the troubled country on its
shortwave transmitter.

Coup leader Bainimarama believes freedom of speech causes trouble and
must be curbed to allow the military government to do its work.

In an attempt to justify tough restrictions on local and international
media reporting of recent political upheaval in the island nation,
Commodore Bainimarama said he did not like to hear opposition to his
plans.

"We want to come up with these reforms and the last thing we want to do
is have opposition to these reforms throughout," he told Radio New
Zealand today.

"So that is the reason we've come up with the emergency regulations."

His comments follow Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum's rejection of
Australia's criticism of the purge of Fiji's judiciary.

"The new judges will be just as independent as the old judges,"
Sayed-Khaiyum told The Australian.

Commodore Bainimarama has assumed greater power in recent days after
the abrogation of the constitution following a Court of Appeal ruling
that his government was illegal.

An information vacuum exists after he imposed severe coverage
restrictions on local media and expelled all Australian and New Zealand
journalists from the country.

Asked about every country's need to have open and free discussions,
Commodore Bainimarama said: "Not in Fiji".

"The circumstances have changed," he said.

"We (the government) now decide what needs to be done for our country."

He said freedom of speech had caused trouble in the past and was the
reason for the political upheaval in the past few days.

"That was how we came up with what has happened in the last few days,"
he said.

Fiji's central bank announced on Wednesday that its dollar has been
devalued by 20 percent with the latest political crisis.

The devaluation was announced by new Reserve Bank governor Sada Reddy
soon after he was installed by the military-led government.

It comes a day after the dismissal of former governor Savenaca Narube
and the introduction of exchange controls to prevent the flight of
capital.

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