[creative-radio] Community Radio Fund of Canada - Call For Applications

CRFC Launches Call For Applications Wednesday, 10 February 2010 11:11

CRFC to once again provide funding to campus and community radio

*Ottawa* - The Community Radio Fund of Canada (CRFC) is pleased to launch
its second call for applications for Canada's campus and community radio
sector.

Contributions are available to the sector under two programs: the Radio
Talent Development
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The goal of both programs is to develop innovative local interest
programming while providing mentorship, education, and or training for
broadcasters.

The deadline for each program is *March 19, 2010*. There is $80,000
available under each program, with a maximum $10,000 for each applicant. The
applications will be assessed in April by an independent jury. The final
results will be announced in mid-May. Guidelines and
forms<http://www.communityradiofund.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=30&Itemid=60&lang=en>are
available on the CRFC's website.

"The CRFC had a highly successful first year in running these two programs,"
says CRFC President Ian Pringle. "Last year we gave out nearly $160,000 to
the sector. The initiatives we funded were as diverse as the stations
themselves, but in all cases, the end result was that we helped the stations
better serve their communities."

Both of these programs are made possible by a financial partnership with
Astral Media Radio through a CRTC contribution mechanism totalling $1.4
million over seven years. "We appreciate this partnership with Astral Media.
The CRFC looks forward to working with other partners to help build a
stronger community media sector in Canada," says Pringle. As the CRFC is
certified as an eligible recipient of Canadian content development (CCD)
contributions, it is open to work with all of Canada's private broadcasters.

For details on eligibility, the programs, and how to apply please visit our
website: http://www.communityradiofund.org

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Contact:
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The Community Radio Fund of Canada is the national not-for-profit funding
body for the growth and sustainability of campus and community radio. More
than 140 community-based radio stations across Canada make up the
community-owned, volunteer-driven sector of Canadian broadcasting. The CRFC
helps develop and enrich this vital broadcasting sector to ensure local,
public-access radio for Canadian communities.

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[creative-radio] Journalist's Guide for Disaster and Crisis Coverage

 

This online guidebook is designed to help journalists everywhere prepare
for future disaster coverage.

An excerpted version of the guide is available as an embedable interactive
widget (left). A PDF version of the guide, including an extended text and
additional sections, can be downloaded
in English here,
http://www.icfj.org/disaster/ICFJ_disaster_ENG.pdf
and in Spanish, here.
http://www.icfj.org/disaster/ICFJ_disaster_ESP.pdf

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[creative-radio] Job Posting: National Coordinator, National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC) i

JOB OPPORTUNITY: NATIONAL COORDINATOR

FULL-TIME

Deadline for applications is Midnight, EST, February 23, 2010.

The National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC)
http://www.ncra.ca/ is a not-for-profit national association of
organizations and individuals committed to volunteer-based,
community-oriented radio broadcasting.

The NCRA/ANREC seeks a National Coordinator to manage operations, and to
support and foster the growth and development of this dynamic association
and its diverse stakeholders. This position requires strong leadership,
excellent communication skills, and the ability to work strategically to
achieve the association's goals. The ideal National Coordinator is a highly
organized self-starter who has worked or volunteered in the campus/community
radio sector, has experience in not-for-profit management, fundraising,
membership services and outreach in a not-for-profit context, and is
enthusiastic about joining an association which unites and serves
community-access radio broadcasters throughout Canada.

The National Coordinator, who will be based in Ottawa, will report to the
NCRA board of directors. This position carries an initial term of 6 months,
with possible renewal.

The successful candidate's responsibilities will include, but are not
limited to:

- In consultation with the Board of Directors, seeking new and sustainable
funding streams for the association, including exploring all possible
fundraising methods, sourcing and writing proposals for applicable grants
and implementing an individual donor plan.

- Fostering member recruitment and retention by maintaining regular station
contact, providing assistance, and overseeing and developing member services
and resources.

- Encouraging collaboration within the association by linking members for
the purposes of mentorship, information-sharing, and regional development.

- Liaising and developing relationships and partnerships with other
organizations, government agencies, and regulatory bodies, such as ARC du
Canada, ARC-Q, CRTC, Industry Canada, Heritage Canada, CAB, and AMARC.

- Working collaboratively with the Treasurer to ensure the sound financial
management and fiscal stewardship of the association, including bookkeeping,
preparing annual budgets, and providing regular financial reports to the
Board of Directors.

- Working in conjunction with the Board of Directors to define the
association's strategic direction, review and developing goals and
objectives, plan and execute programs and services, and measure the impact
of the association's activities.

- Preparing for and attending meetings of the Board of Directors (and
Committees as required) and supporting them in carrying out their work.

- Developing and maintaining the accuracy and relevance of the association's
communication tools including email listserves, website, newsletter,
membership kits, press releases and annual report.

- Along with members of the Board of Directors, acting as spokesperson and
point of contact to stakeholders, including government, regulatory bodies,
other organizations, funders, media, and community members.

- Keeping abreast of relevant sector developments such as emerging broadcast
technologies, new media, regulatory issues, and copyright tariffs.

- Representing the association as an ex officio member of Community Radio
Fund of Canada's Board of Directors, and supporting the fund in carrying out
its work.

- Undertaking the recruitment, selection, training, and management of staff
and volunteers, and assisting the Board of Directors in maintaining
appropriate human resources and volunteer management policies and practices.

- Carrying out a variety of administrative tasks to keep the national office
running smoothly.

- Other duties as assigned by the board

*Qualifications*

- Previous experience:

- working collaboratively and strategically to effect organizational growth
and development.

- working or volunteering at one or more campus or community radio
station(s)

- conducting community outreach, public education, and advocacy

- working in the not-for-profit voluntary sector with a volunteer Board of
Directors in a management and administration capacity (at least three years)

Strong skills in:

- communication, including written, oral, and interpersonal (ability to work
effectively in both English and French is an asset)

- conflict resolution and diplomacy

- financial management, planning and reporting

- Microsoft Office and accounting applications

Demonstrated ability to:

- write successful grant applications and administer grant-funded programs

- build and maintain sound relationships with colleagues, community members,
media, existing or potential stakeholders, and a wide variety of
personalities and interests spread across the country.

- be highly productive and organized while working alone with minimal
supervision.

Also required:

- thorough knowledge of the relevant issues affecting the c/c radio sector

- Diploma or university degree in a relevant field, or an equivalent
combination of training and experience.

Compensation: range of $32,000 to $38,000 per annum, commensurate with
experience

The National Campus and Community Radio Association is dedicated to
advancing the role and increasing the effectiveness of campus and community
radio in Canada. The NCRA/ANREC, in accordance with its Statement of
Principles, encourages applications from under-represented communities,
including women, people of colour, members of the LGBT community, people
with physical and mental challenges, people living with HIV/AIDS, Native
peoples, and people whose age, education, or economic status may be a
barrier to employment. The NCRA/ANREC does not discriminate on the basis of
race, sexual orientation, religion, age, ability, or class.

Everyone is thanked for applying; however, only those selected for an
interview may be contacted.

Deadline for applications is Midnight, EST, February 23, 2010.

Please send resume and cover letter outlining suitability and qualifications
to:

NCRA/ANREC National Coordinator Posting
325 Dalhousie, Suite 230
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 7G2

Or email ncrajob@gmail.com <mailto:ncrajob@gmail.com>. PDF attachments are
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[creative-radio] Zimbabwe: Radio Dialogue losing patience over licence delays

 

RT @mediamentor: #Radio Dialogue losing patience with GNU over licence
delays | The #Zimbabwe Situation

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A Bulawayo based community radio initiative, Radio Dialogue has released a
press statement saying it is losing patience with government over its
failure to provide a broadcasting licence.

Speaking at a press conference held after the handover of the Radio
Dialogue constitutional report activities to the parliamentary select
committee(COPAC) on Saturday at Bulawayo Rainbow hotel, chairperson of the
Radio Dialogue Trust, Peter Zwide Khumalo said the inclusive government
has failed to liberate the media.

Khumalo said failure to provide radio licences is testimony that the
government cannot fulfill the Global Political Agreement.

"For five years now Radio Dialogue has been meeting with government on the
issue of community radio licensing," Khumalo told the conference, "The GPA
brought great hope that, at last, licences would be issued. For sixteen
months now the people of Bulawayo have been waiting the Inclusive
Government to fulfil its promises. But this has been in vain."

Khumalo was reiterating the words of the executive director of Radio
Dialogue Nigel Johnson who said the GPA is not working.

"Article 19 makes it clear that all licences , all applications will be
processed immediately," Johnson said, "This was signed by Robert Mugabe,
Morgan Tsvangirai and Arthur Mutambara. They all signed that they will
process applications immediately but it hasn't happened."

Khumalo also criticised the ministry of media, information and publicity
for its failure to constitute a legitimate broadcasting authority.He said
the ministry is in a state of confusion.

"The Minister unilaterally appointed members to BAZ," he said, "These
appointments were immediately rejected by the Deputy Minister and
subsequently by the Prime Minister."

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[creative-radio] Western Australia's oldest Indigenous Radio Station faces an uncertain future

 

6WR Waringarri Radio 693AM - The Voice of the East Kimberley, Western
Australia http://ow.ly/14UkU

Waringarri Radio 6WR broadcasts the latest music, news, weather and
community information over a 300km radius in the remote East Kimberley
region of Far North Western Australia. Our powerful coverage includes
Kununurra, Wyndham, Warmun, Oombulgurri, El Questro, Argyle Mine and
Timber Creek.

RT @Northern_Clips: 6WR Waringarri Radio oldest #Aboriginal-owned
community #radio station http://ow.ly/14UgO in Western #Australia

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The Voice of the East Kimberley now faces an uncertain future.

A lightning storm recently knocked out one of the four modules on the
5-kilowatt transmitter of Kununurra's 6WR Waringarri Radio in Western
Australia's northern Kimberley region.

But it didn't faze the station's manager Colin Cameron, a jack of all
trades in the radio business, who walked the 500m down the road to fix it
himself.

The storm was not enough to take "The Voice of the East Kimberley",
Western Australia's oldest indigenous radio station, off the air. But it
brought back memories for Mr Cameron, 73, of when the station's board had
called him in February 2002 when lighting had taken out the transmitter
completely and 6WR had been off the air for 47 days.

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The veteran radio broadcaster, manager and station owner quickly got the
station up and running again and the board soon asked him if he would like
to stay permanently.

"The station was in survival mode when I arrived, it needed tender loving
care," Mr Cameron said. More than eight years later and with the help of
dedicated presenters and local volunteers, 6WR continues to broadcast to
towns and remote communities in a 300km radius around Kununurra, including
Oombulgurri to the northwest, El Questro station to the south, and over
the border to Timber Creek in the Northern Territory.

There are also FM translators at the Argyle mine, Wyndham, Warmun and
Kalumburu.

Established in 1987, 6WR was the first Aboriginal-owned community radio
station in the Kimberley and continues to be the only station with its
studios and administration in Kununurra.

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[creative-radio] Community Media Association of the UK - A photo blog "year in the life of community media" for 2010

 

RT @mediamentor: Community Media Association 365 http://ow.ly/14TMX 2010 –
a photo blog year in the life of community media - About http://ow.ly/14TOy
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The Community Media Association (CMA) <http://www.commedia.org.uk/> has
started this photo blog for 2010 but we need your help. We would like you
to send us photos of your community project that we will publish on
"Community Media 365″. Every day in 2010 we will post to this blog an image
relating to community media so that over the course of 2010 together we will
build a rich visual picture of the community media sector.

All images are welcome – whether it's a picture of the stapler on your desk
or a visit to your project by a campaigning politician; a photo of your
staff team or the view from your window. Obviously the more photos we can
get from you the better chance we have of this project succeeding. The CMA
will also post the odd picture up so you will get a chance to see some of us
at work.

Please send your photos to: *photo365@commedia.org.uk*

We can handle all digital photo file formats but sending jpegs will mean
less work for us to convert them. We can also scale down pictures so hi-res
photos are fine. When sending photos from a mobile phone try to set the
highest resolution possible. Please ensure that all photos are suitable for
publishing on the web in terms of rights clearance and privacy.

We will continue to make calls throughout the year for photos so just keep
them coming. We hope to feature as wide a spread of your projects as
possible but the more good photos that you send us the better the chances
are of your organisation featuring several times.

So please start immediately and send your photos now to: *
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The Community Media Association is the UK representative body for the
Community Media sector and we are committed to promoting access to the media
for people and communities. We enable people to establish and develop
community based communications media for empowerment, cultural expression,
information and entertainment.

*Background
*Founded in 1983, the CMA is a non-profit making organisation, supporting
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Community Media Association of the UK - A photo blog "year in the life of community media" for 2010

RT @mediamentor: Community Media Association 365 http://ow.ly/14TMX 2010 – a photo blog year in the life of community media - About http://ow.ly/14TOy

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The Community Media Association (CMA) has started this photo blog for 2010 but we need your help.  We would like you to send us photos of your community project that we will publish on "Community Media 365″.  Every day in 2010 we will post to this blog an image relating to community media so that over the course of 2010 together we will build a rich visual picture of the community media sector.

All images are welcome – whether it's a picture of the stapler on your desk or a visit to your project by a campaigning politician; a photo of your staff team or the view from your window.  Obviously the more photos we can get from you the better chance we have of this project succeeding.  The CMA will also post the odd picture up so you will get a chance to see some of us at work.

Please send your photos to: photo365@commedia.org.uk

We can handle all digital photo file formats but sending jpegs will mean less work for us to convert them.  We can also scale down pictures so hi-res photos are fine.  When sending photos from a mobile phone try to set the highest resolution possible.  Please ensure that all photos are suitable for publishing on the web in terms of rights clearance and privacy.

We will continue to make calls throughout the year for photos so just keep them coming.  We hope to feature as wide a spread of your projects as possible but the more good photos that you send us the better the chances are of your organisation featuring several times.

So please start immediately and send your photos now to: photo365@commedia.org.uk

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The Community Media Association is the UK representative body for the Community Media sector and we are committed to promoting access to the media for people and communities.  We enable people to establish and develop community based communications media for empowerment, cultural expression, information and entertainment.

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Founded in 1983, the CMA is a non-profit making organisation, supporting community radio, local television and community-based internet projects. We represent the interests of the community media sector Government, industry and regulatory bodies.

Membership currently exceeds 600, bringing together established organisations, aspirant groups and individuals within the sector. The CMA provides a range of advice, information and consultancy, offering support to anyone with an interest in the sector.