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Saturday, 19 December 2009

[creative-radio] AMARC Asia Pacific Regional Conference VOICES FOR A SUSTAINABLE AND SOUND FUTURE

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Press Release:

AMARC Asia Pacific Regional Conference
VOICES FOR A SUSTAINABLE AND SOUND FUTURE
February 20-23, 2010
Bangalore, India

December 18, 2009, Kathmandu. The second Asia Pacific Regional Conference
and Assembly to be held in Bangalore, India from 20-23 February, 2010 is
generating widespread interest and momentum across the community radio
sector of the region as well as internationally. More than one hundred
community radio activists, academics, representatives of governments &
donor organisations, as well as grass roots level broadcasters have
registered to participate. In order to accommodate the growing interest,
deadline for registration has been extended up to the end of December
2009. Online registration is available at:
http://asiapacific.amarc.org/index.php?p=2_Conference_Asia_Pacific_2010.

One of the main objectives of the Regional Conference is to discuss and
consolidate the strategic direction to be taken by the community radio
sector in the region. The conference will hold a number of parallel
training workshops covering content creation for social issues and
introduction to technologies. To view the latest draft agenda please visit
http://amarcwiki.amarc.org/upload/documents/Draft_Program_.pdf. AMARC will
welcome proposals for workshops, paper presentations, and exhibitions.

The venue of the Regional Conference is United Theological College (UTC),
located at 63, Millers Road, Benson Town, Bangalore - 560046, India. The
contact details are: Phone: +91-80-23333438/23330502, Fax: +91-80-3330015,
Email: unitedtcb@gmail.com, and website: http://www.utcbangalore.in/.

The AMARC Asia Pacific Regional Conference will be preceded by Women
Making Airwaves for Peace (WMAP) seminar to be held from 13 – 18 February
- a joint initiative of Women's International Network of AMARC and ISIS
Manila. Similarly, the Community Media Capacity Development workshop will
be organized in collaboration of the Commonwealth of Learning from 17-19
February 2010. The Community Radio Forum of India will hold a discussion
on the state of community broadcasting in India and the general assembly
of the Forum on the 19th of February. For logistical information
pertaining to the regional conference as well as to participate in the
events preceding the conference, please contact Conference Coordinator
Prativa Chhetri at chhetri_prativa@yahoo.com.

About AMARC:
The World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) is a global
non-governmental organization serving the community radio movement
worldwide. Its goal is to support and advocate for the development of
community and participatory radio on the principles of solidarity and
international cooperation. Created in 1983, AMARC now has nearly 4000
members in 115 countries. Its international office is located in Montreal,
Canada, and has regional offices in Africa, Europe, Latin America and
Asia.

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[creative-radio] African Networks Share Knowledge to Increase Community Radio Social Impact in Africa

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Subject: [Amarc-info] AMARC CR Networks Workshop - Atelier réseaux radios
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La version en français suit...

African Networks Share Knowledge to Increase Community Radio Social Impact
in Africa

Accra, Ghana, December 18, 2009. AMARC Africa Board and network and
coommunity radio representatives from eleven countries of Western Eastern
and Southern Africa met in Accra, Ghana, to improve knowledge sharing on
best practices in order to develop integrated sustainability models for
Country Community Radio Networks and to increase the social impact of
community radio in alleviating poverty and promoting democracy and
achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The AMARC Africa Knowledge Sharing Workshop of Community Radio Networks in
Africa held from 16-18 December in Accra, Ghana. The workshop is part of
the strategic action plan defined by AMARC Africa members in the 4th Pan
African Conference in Abidjan, Côte d'ivoire April 2009 and was hosted by
the Ghana community Radio Network (GCRN) and counted on the financial
support of OSIWA and other AMARC partners.

The participatory workshop permitted to share knowledge on the specific
challenges of national networks, on the diversity of national contexts, on
their forces and weaknesses and to define key areas for action by AMARC
Africa as they are key components of the African community radio network.
The recommendations of the workshop come to reinforce the reconstruction
of AMARC Africa and its action plan including the preparation for the
AMARC10 global Conference of Community Radio Broadcasters to be held in
Argentina, November 8-13, 2010.

The participants met with community radio stakeholders and Ghana
authorities, thus having a better insight of the work accomplished by the
GCRN, following the 10th anniversary of Radio Ada, the first Ghana
community radio. They also expressed their solidarity for the challenges
ahead to the expansion of the community radio sector.

The participants issued the Accra declaration calling governments of
Africa to work towards the licensing of community broadcasting in their
countries. The AMARC Africa Board and the delegates expressed their
concern, meeting in West Africa, for the lack of Independent Community
Radio in the largest democracy in Africa, Nigeria. AMARC Africa calls upon
the Presidency and the state to recognize the basic human rights to
freedom of expression and to fulfil the promise to establish community
radios in Nigeria. Read the Accra Declaration at:

Stablished in 1997, AMARC-Africa is the African regional section of AMARC.
It groups more than 400 direct members radios and federations from all the
continent. The main global impact of AMARC since its creation in 1983, has
been to accompany and support the establishment of a world wide community
radio sector that has democratized the media sector. Through service to
members, networking and project implementation, the World Association of
Community Radio Broadcasters AMARC, brings together a network of more than
4,000 community radios, Federations and community media stakeholders in
more than 115 countries.

Les réseaux africains partagent experiences pour renforcer l'impact social
des radios communautaires en Afrique

Accra, Ghana, le 18 décembre 2009. Le conseil d'administration de l'AMARC
Afrique et les représentants de réseaux et radios communautaires de 11
pays de l'Afrique de lOuest, de l'Afrique de l'Est et du Sud, se sont
Ghana afin d'améliorer le partage de connaissances, sur les meilleures
pratiques pour développer des modèles de pérénnisation intégrés pour des
réseaux nationaux de radios communautaires renforcer l'impact social de la
radio communautaire dans l'élimination de la pauvrété, la promotion de la
démocratie et l'atteinte des objectifs de développement du millenaire..

L'atelier de partage des connaissances des réseaux de radios
communautaires de l'Afrique s'est tenu du 16 au 18 décembre à Accra, au
Ghana. Organisé dans le cadre du plan d'action défini par les membres de
l'AMARC Afrique lors de 4ème conference panafricaine à Abidjan, Côte
d'ivoire en avril 2009, l'atelier a été organise avec le réseau des radios
communautaires du Ghana (GCRN) et avec le soutien financier d'OSIWA et
d'autres partenaires de l'AMARC.

L'atelier participatif a permis le partage de connaissances sur les enjeux
spécifiques des réseaux nationaux, sur la diversité de contextes dans
lesquels ils évoluent, sur leurs forces et leurs faiblesses les réseaux,
et dans la définition des orientations pour le travail de l'AMARC Afrique
car ils sont des composants clés du réseau africain de radios
communautaires. Les recommandations de l'atelier sont venus renforcer le
processus de reconstruction de l'AMARC Afrique et enrichir son plan
d'action incluant la préparation de la Conférence mondial de
radiodiffuseurs communautaires AMARC10 en Argentine en novembre 2010.

Les participants ont rencontré des alliés des radios communautaires et des
autorités du Ghana, ce qui leur a permis de mieux comprendre le travail
accompli par le GCRN, à la suite du 10ème anniversaire de Radio Ada, la
première radio communautaire du Ghana. Ils ont également exprimé leur
solidarité devant les enjexu posés au développement du secteur de la
radiodifusion communautaire au Ghana.

Les participants on produit la declaration d'Accra, faisant un appel aux
gouvernements de l'Afrique à octroyer des licenses pour la radiodiffusion
communautaire dans leurs pays. Le conseil de l'AMARC Afrique et les
délégués réunis dans l'Afrique de l'ouest ont exprimé leur préoccupation
devant l'absence de la radio communautaire dans la plus grande démocratie
de l'Afrique, le Nigeria. L'AMARC Afrique appèlle la présidence et l'État
à reconnaitre le droit humain fundamental qui est la liberté d'expression
et de remplir la promesse de metre sur pied des radios communautaires au
Nigeria.

Mise sur pied en 1997, l'AMARC Afrique est la section africaine de
l'AMARC. Elle regroupe plus de 400 membres directs de radios et
fédérations dans tout le continent. Le principal impact de l'AMARC depuis
sa fondation en 1983 a été d'accompagner et d'appuyer l'établissement d'un
secteur mondial de la radio communautaire. L'AMARC fait plaidoyer pour le
droit à la communication au niveau international, national, local et de
quartier et défend et promeut les intérêts du mouvement des radios
communautaires à travers la solidarité, le réseautage et la coopération.

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Friday, 18 December 2009

[creative-radio] Summer development fellowships in the U.S. seeks journalist + other applicants

Application Deadline - January 8, 2010

Summer development fellowships in the U.S. seeks applicants
Posted on: 18/12/2009 Fellowships and Awards Deadline: 08/01/2010 Region:
Worldwide

RT @IJNet: US Summer #Journalism fellowships seeks applicants from
developing countries encouraged http://bit.ly/8NaRji

Journalists from developing countries are encouraged to apply for a
three-week summer fellowship at Stanford University, called the Draper
Hills Summer Fellowship on Democracy and Development Program. Deadline for
application submission: January 8, 2010.

During the fellowship, from July 25 to August 13, 2010, Stanford
professors and research teams will lead daily seminars and host speeches
by prominent members of American political and civil society. Fellows will
also be given the opportunity to lead discussion sessions and exchange
ideas for positive reform, drawing from their experiences at home.

Successful applicants will be mid-career professionals, fluent in English,
and have a dedication to democracy and development.

From more information and to download the application form visit
http://cddrl.stanford.edu/fellowships/summerfellows/.

Program Curriculum

For three weeks, fellows participate in morning seminars with a team of
leading Stanford professors and professional research staff from Stanford
Law School, the Graduate School of Business, the Economics and Political
Science departments as well as the Hoover Institution. The program's
all-volunteer faculty include Larry Diamond, Kathryn Stoner-Weiss, Chip
Blacker, Stanford President Emeritus Gerhard Casper, Avner Greif, Tom
Heller, Peter Henry, Erik Jensen, Terry Karl, Helen Stacy, and Allen
Weiner.

In the afternoons, prominent American business and political leaders,
academics, and journalists talk about their experiences and professions,
and fellows lead sessions themselves, sharing insight into how reform
progressed (or failed to progress) in their home countries and exchanging
ideas for positive change. Program speakers have included Carl Gershman,
president of the National Endowment for Democracy; Joan Blades, co-founder
of MoveOn.org; Marc Pomar, president of the International Research and
Exchanges Board (IREX); Maria Rendon Labadan, Deputy Director, USAID;
Judge Pamela Rymer, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit;
and Tod Lindberg and Peter Berkowitz, Hoover Institution fellows.

In addition, Draper Hills Summer Fellows also visit leading companies in
Silicon Valley, such as Google and eBay, as well as media organizations
such as the San Francisco Chronicle, KQED Radio, and nonprofit
organizations and foundations in the Bay Area.

Participants: Eligibility Criteria

This program is aimed at early to mid-career policymakers, academics, and
leaders of civil society organizations (such as representatives of trade
unions, nongovernmental organizations, the media, business and
professional associations) who will play important roles in their
country's political, economic, and social development. We anticipate
recruiting a group of 25-30 individuals dedicated to democracy,
development and rule of law promotion within their home countries
(particularly in, but not limited to, the regions of the Middle East,
Northern and Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, and former Soviet Union).

Successful applicants will be proficient in spoken and written English and
will have academic and practical credentials necessary to benefit fully
from the course and actively contribute to the discussions. The ideal
participant will have extraordinary motivation, at least five years of
experience with some demonstrated achievements in a relevant sector of
development, and a keen interest in learning as well as sharing knowledge
and experiences about his or her country.

Funding

Stanford will pay travel, accommodation, living expenses, and visa costs
for the duration of the three-week program for a certain portion of
applicants. Where possible, applicants are encouraged to supply some or
all of their own funding from their current employers or international
nongovernmental organizations.

Fellowship Coordinator
Audrey McGowan
CDDRL
Encina Hall
616 Serra Street
Stanford, CA 94305
(650) 736-4277 (voice)
(650) 724-2996 (fax)
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Thursday, 17 December 2009

[creative-radio] At least 140 radios from 50 countries will participate in the Radio1812 event!

For the fourth year in a row, radio stations from across the world will come together to celebrate International Migrants Day by producing, broadcasting and sharing programmes that will make migrants voices heard across the world.

In his statement UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says that: "migration can be a positive and empowering experience for migrants themselves, and for both the home and host societies. But for too many migrants, the reality is discrimination, exploitation and abuse."

As December 18 we aim to raise awareness about these issues and are therefore very pleased with the continued and growing participation of radios, community-based as well as public and international broadcasters.

A special world map on the front page of the Radio1812 site shows the participating radio stations as well as a list of events to celebrate International Migrants Day.

On the site you will also find a selection of the programmes produced by the participants as well as special content which the team at Radio1812 has put together, including:

- An interview with Mr. Alhamid El Jamri, Chair of the UN Committee on Migrant Workers (in French)

- An interview with Greek filmmaker Costa Gravas, who chaired the Civil Society Days at the Global Forum on Migration and Development in Athens (in French)

- A report on Migration and Climate Change (in English)

- An interview with Khalid Louhichi from the League of Arab States on the topic of youth and migration (in French)

- A report on Cartaya, a case study of a circular migration project in Southern Spain (Spanish)

For more information please go to www.radio1812.net or send a message to radio1812@december18.net

Contact: René Plaetevoet - 32-2-2741435

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Urgent - Crisis in #Copenhagen petition #cop15

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Wednesday, 16 December 2009

[creative-radio] Arts 4 Media Diversity music download site (US)

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From: Spoken Word CJSF Frieda Werden <cjsfpa@sfu.ca>
Date: 2009/12/16
Subject: [ncralist] Arts 4 Media Diversity music download site (US)
To: ncralist@ncra.ca

Barbara Kooyman <bk@a4md.org> wrote:
>

> When artists sign up with A4MD, they execute an agreement that allows us to
> distribute the music they contribute to non-com broadcasters. Artists send
> it to us on either a CD or a wav file through YouSendIt.com. We then upload
> it to our server from which non-com stations may then access through their
> web browser to download the audio files onto their station's computer.
>
> ~Barbara K
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 6:24 AM, Barbara Kooyman <bk@a4md.org> wrote:
>
>> Dear Grassroots Radio Community,
>>
>> Today, after 2 years of development, we are presenting Artists For Media
>> Diversity (A4MD) for the first time on public airwaves.
>>
>> A4MD's mission is to engage artists in support of community radio and
>> nonprofit media.
>>
>> Our pilot project focuses on holiday music downloads donated to A4MD from
>> a handful of artists from the US, UK and (coming soon) Germany.
>>
>> A4MD receives music donations, digitally distributes 320kbps mp3s to
>> non-commercial stations (free of charge) and sells downloads to the public.
>> Sales of donated downloads are tracked to stations via referral IDs which
>> they receive when signing up with A4MD. 25% of the net proceeds are
>> earmarked for station's 'equipment wish lists'.
>> http://a4md.org/
>>
>> Artists For Media Diversity is a 501(C)(3) tax exempt organization.
>>
>> We'd like to express our gratitude to everybody in the GRC and especially
>> to a few who have spent many hours volunteering their time and advice to
>> help us shape our programs: Ursula Ruedenberg, John Murphy, Jim Ellinger,
>> Christine Farren and Jeff McCord.
>>
>> Today at noon, Central time zone, KOOP Community Radio's 'A Neighborly
>> Conversation' will feature an hour of interviews and live music performances
>> with musician/songwriter Barbara Kooyman, co-founder and director of Artists
>> For Media Diversity, Richard Bowden, fiddle player and organizer of
>> Instruments For Peace, along with community organizer Peyton Wimmer,
>> co-founder and Creative Director of Austin Art and Music Partnership, hosted
>> by David Kobierowski.
>> http://koop.org/index.php
>> http://a4md.org/
>> http://instrumentsforpeace.org/
>> http://www.austinamp.org/
>>
>> Richard and I look forward to seeing you again at the next GRC, if not
>> before. Thanks KMUD!
>>
>> Barbara K
>> musician, artist for media diversity
>>
>>
>> Barbara Kooyman
>> 512-879-8842 cell
>> bk@a4md.org
>> http://a4md.org/
>>
>> Artists For Media Diversity
>> 411 W. Monroe St.
>> Austin, TX 78704
>> 512-772-3570 phone
>> 512-692-7632 fax
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Frieda Werden, Series Producer
> WINGS: Women's International News Gathering Service www.wings.org
>
>
>
--
Frieda Werden,
Public Affairs/Spoken Word Coordinator
CJSF Radio 90.1 FM
TC-216 Simon Fraser University
Burnaby BC V5A 1S6
Canada
778-782-4423 (direct)
778-782-3727 (main)
www.cjsf.ca cjsfpa@sfu.ca

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[creative-radio] Radio / Audio work study programs at Banff Centre, Canada

http://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/results.aspx?q=work%20study

All Banff Centre programs are available to international participants

Audio Engineering Work Study Program
Assistantship - Summer 2010
Program dates: May 03, 2010 - August 13, 2010
Application deadline: January 25, 2010
http://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/program.aspx?id=991

Corus Entertainment: Radio Work Study Program
Program dates: May 16, 2010 - August 16, 2010
Application deadline: January 25, 2010
http://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/program.aspx?id=993

Podcast Producer Work Study Program
Program dates: September 14, 2009 - March 26, 2010
Application deadline: August 03, 2009
http://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/program.aspx?id=927

Those applying for financial assistance should note their request on the
application form and Canadians should ensure that a social insurance
number has been provided. Requests for financial assistance must be
accompanied by a statement of need outlining general financial
circumstances. Only those applications that include a statement of need
will be considered. Awards are given based on a combination of artistic
merit and financial need.