[creative-radio] Flat-footed in Japan - Community radio media that sticks around after disaster, acting as a watchdog on aid delivery.

 

Flat-footed in Japan http://bit.ly/fCTGtr  Community radio
http://bit.ly/eHgZQe played a crucial role in the 2004 tsunami, and has
been recognized by UNESCO as media that sticks around
http://bit.ly/g4V3B7 after disaster, acting as a watchdog on aid
delivery. Volunteer-run Radio FMYY,  http://bit.ly/hOFqmh set up
after the Kobe earthquake, has been posting English-language broadcasts
http://bit.ly/ebXlz2 & has a list of community radio stations
operating in the affected areas.

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[creative-radio] Radio Without Boundaries conference

The Radio Without Boundaries conference registration is open - with an early
bird registration discount until March 31, 2011. Included are Jonathan
Goldstein (CBC Radio), Nora Young (CBC Radio), Colin Black (Australia),
Yanna Black (ABC Radio), Shea Shackelford (the Big Shed), Matt Smith,
Gregory Whitehead + many more!!

Nadene

NAISA Sound Channel
Newsletter for March 2011 (Vol.6; Iss.3)
Produced by New Adventures in Sound Art
www.naisa.ca

1) NAISA's Birthday Sound Bash Installation Fundraiser March 1 - 31, 2011
check out a video of the installation here
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSV2Lk8GdPc
2) Radio Without Boundaries Conference May 27-29, 2011
Early bird registration now open to March 31, 2011
3) Deep Wireless Festival of Radio & Transmission Art, April 30 - May 31,
2011
4) NAISA April workshops
5) NAISA Youth Initiative updates
6) Sound Travels Festival July 1 to Sept 3, 2011
7) SOUNDplay Festival October 1 - November 26, 2011

Feel free to forward this newsletter to friends and associates looking for
new arts events.
Follow us on facebook www.facebook.com/NAISASoundArt
Follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/NAISASoundArt

1) NAISA's Birthday Sound Bash Fundraiser - a Sound Installation you pay to
play
Exhibition runs March 1 - 31, 2011
+ Performances @ 8pm - Neil Wiernik (Mar 5), Bentley Jarvis (Mar 12),
Alan Bloor (Mar 19) & Rick Sacks (Mar 26)
@ the NAISA space, 601 Christie #252
www.naisa.ca/SoundBash.html

Sound Bash Performance tickets: $20 / purchase at the NAISA Space or
www.naisa.ca/eshops/bashreg.php
Pay-to-Play session: $20 / 20 minutes - schedule your session at
www.naisa.ca/eshops/bashreg.php
Download audio by donation starting March 1st: recordings of performances &
found objects www.naisa.ca/eshops/esoundbash.php

In March 2011 New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) turns 10! To celebrate we
invite you to a bash like no other ... literally.

For the month of March, NAISA's installation space will be filled with
everyday man-made objects especially selected for the interesting sounds
they make when struck or played, offering you a chance to play with sound
and manipulate it live.
We'll even record it for prosperity and give you a copy!
All to help support NAISA fund its educational and presentation
opportunities for sound and media artists.

"Since its inception in March 2001, New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) has
provided a home for the sonic imagination in Toronto, a place where anyone
can explore art through sound. As NAISA turns 10, we encourage you to join
in the celebration both on-line and in person to help create a Bash like no
other in which you invent and explore sound following the lead of your
imagination." - Darren Copeland, NAISA Artistic Director

For those not able to attend in person, you can download-by-donation the
many audio recordings of the found objects and performances on them by other
supporters of NAISA, beginning March 1st. Celebrate with a bash that lasts!
Thanks to Sound Bash sponsor Charles Street Video.

March 1st also marks the launch date of NAISA's installation space as a
rentable space for sound and media artists. Go to www.naisa.ca/rent.html for
more info.

2) Radio Without Boundaries Conference 9th anniversary!
May 27-29, 2011
Early Bird registration date March 31, 2011

$150/$130 entire conference, $85/$75 day rate.
(price includes conference sessions, workshops, installations, lunches &
performances)
Register by March 31, 2011 for a discount of: $40 (2-day) $20 (1-day)
To register go to www.naisa.ca/eshops/RWB_registration.php

The 9th annual Radio Without Boundaries conference makes Deep Wireless an
internationally sought after destination for radio producers, radio artists,
those with a general interest in radio and transmission art and/or those who
just want something more from radio. Exploring the many potentials,
boundaries and artist perspectives of radio and transmission art, the 2011
line-up of international radio art luminaries includes Jonathan Goldstein
(CBC Radio's Wiretap), Colin Black (Australia), Yanna Black (Australia),
Nora Young (CBC Radio's Spark), Matt Smith (Can), Hank Bull (Can), Roman
Mars (REMIX Radio from PRX, USA), Gregory Whitehead (USA), Darsha Hewitt
(Can), Shea Shackelford (USA), Peter Courtemanche (Can), and many more.
For more information go to www.naisa.ca/RWB/sessions.html

3) Deep Wireless Festival of Radio and Transmission Art - 10th anniversary!!
April 30 - May 31, 2011

A month-long celebration of radio and transmission art including
performances, installations, radio broadcasts of commissioned works on CBC
radio's Living Out Loud and the Radio Without Boundaries Conference.
Featured artists: Colin Black (Australia), Hank Bull, Gregory Whitehead,
Darsha Hewitt, Christopher Stanton, Erin Gee, Victoria Fenner, Decomposing
Pianos, Rajeswari Devi, Christof Migone, Jocelyn Robert, Peter Courtemanche,
Sarah Boothroyd, Dipna Horra + more.

2) NAISA April Workshop

April workshops @ the NAISA space, 601 Christie St #252
Pre-registration required - go to www.naisa.ca and click registration, then
choose workshops

SOUND AS ART 1 Recording & Editing workshop by Darren Copeland
April 3, 10 am - 5 pm, $100

Geared towards the budding sound artist, the visual and media artist
exploring sound, the community radio programmer wanting to expand their
possibilities, and those with a general interest in sound, this workshop
will teach basic recording, editing, processing and mixing practices.

5) NAISA Youth Initiative Updates

The NAISA youth education initiative is
targeted toward youth at high schools, arts centers and community centers
and facilitates the creation of new sound art works by youth through
collaboration during hands-on workshops including: assembling a sound art
instrument (the NAISAtron created by Rob Cruickshank), making art with
sound, making radio and exploring the soundscape. To date, NAISA has
produced 19 residencies in Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa and Mississauga. If
you are a teacher or run a community centre and are interested in booking
workshops or collaborating with NAISA, email naisa@naisa.ca. Watch the NAISA
Youth Initiative video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKYoTKdL1Wc

6) Sound Travels Festival of Sound Art
July 1 - September 3, 2011
www.soundtravels.ca

The 13th annual Sound Travels Festival of Sound Art will include interactive
installations, performances, the 5th annual Toronto Electroacoustic
Symposium (Aug 10-13 go to http://naisa.ca/opportunities.html#tes2011 for
the call for papers), and the 3rd annual Sound Travels Intensive (Aug
16-20).

7) SOUNDplay Festival
October 1 - November 26, 2011
www.soundplay.ca

SOUNDplay is a meeting point for experimentation in sound art and new media
encouraging new avenues for exploration.

New Adventures in Sound Art is a non-profit organization that presents
performances and installations spanning the entire spectrum of sound art.
NAISA is partially funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage, the
Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, the
Ontario Trillium Foundation (for the NAISA Youth Initiative) and the SOCAN
Foundation.

8) LINKS:

For information about the upcoming Third Coast International Audio Festival
www.thirdcoastfestival.org
To listen to sound works of all stripes go to www.sonus.ca
For listings of most Toronto and area events http://www.upcoming.org;
www.livewithculture.ca; www.torontoartsonline.org
For listings of Montreal events www.laliste.qc.ca

Thanks to NAISA's Sponsors
NOW TORONTO www.nowtoronto.com
CIUT-FM www.ciut.fm
The Studio for Movement www.thestudioformovement.com

New Adventures in Sound Art is a non-profit organization that presents
performances and installations spanning the entire spectrum of
electroacoustic and experimental sound art. NAISA is partially funded by the
Department of Canadian Heritage, the Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts
Council, Canada Council for the Arts and the SOCAN Foundation.
___________________________________________________________
NAISA Inquiries & general information:

Nadene Thériault-Copeland
Managing Director
New Adventures in Sound Art
Address: Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie St #252, Toronto, ON M6G 4C7
Tel 416 652 5115
www.naisa.ca

Come celebrate NAISA's 10th anniversary!
NAISA launches it's first Birthday Sound Bash Installation Fundraiser March
1 - 31, 2011.
www.naisa.ca/SoundBash.html

Follow us on:
Facebook www.facebook.com/NAISASoundArt
Twitter www.twitter.com/NAISASoundArt
You Tube www.youtube.com/user/NAISAtube
Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/newadventuresinsoundart/

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[creative-radio] Soul Beat Extra: Community Radio - March 2 2011

Soul Beat Extra: Community Radio
March 2 2011

For people using community radio for social change...

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The Soul Beat (SB) Extra: Community Radio updates you on community radio and
radio related programme experiences, evaluations, research, awards,
trainings, and resource materials recently placed on the Soul Beat Africa
website.

SB Extra: Community Radio complements The Soul Beat newsletter through a
specific focus on Community Radio.

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resource documents to be featured on the Soul Beat Africa website and in The
Soul Beat newsletters, please contact soulbeat@comminit.com

For further information on Community Radio in Africa visit Soul Beat
Africa's Community Radio theme site -
http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/community-radio

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1. Minority Voices Newsroom - Global
Launched in September 2010 by the international non-governmental
organisation (NGO) Minority Rights Group International (MRG), Minority
Voices Newsroom is an online multimedia library that showcases the stories
of minority and indigenous communities in developing countries and makes
these stories available to the global media. The website is designed to
enable journalists to identify stories and develop useful media contacts -
with a focus on minorities and indigenous peoples. Journalists and others
wishing to use these contributions or learn more can then download and use
the material from the website...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329977/376

2. Ajing Conga, Bila Pa Ladwar Radio Programme - Uganda
Ajing Conga, Bila Pa Ladwar (I Will Strengthen My Knees – The Song of a
Hunter) is a 72-part radio drama and live theatre production produced in
2010 by Lamele Theatre Artists. It is designed to provide people, especially
returnees, in post-conflict Uganda with information on education, health,
culture, security, and governance. The programme tells the stories of three
families that have returned to their homes from internally displaced
people's camps and are grappling with the efforts of rebuilding their
lives...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329486/376

3. Mbariza Ntore: Pool Synergy Project on the Election in Burundi 2010
This document highlights some of the results of an evaluation conducted by
Radio La Benevolencija to assess the impact and identify lessons learned
from the "Mbariza Ntore" (Kirundi for "inform us so that we can vote")
programme. This programme brought together journalists from 16 different
media houses in Burundi to work collaboratively as a "pool" or network ahead
of the country's 2010 elections. The objective of the project was to enhance
the capacity of citizens to better understand the conditions in which they
are invited to fulfil their political rights. The goals included: assuring
political space, avoiding political hostilities, and making elections
understandable to citizens...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/328617/376

4. Climate Airwaves - Ghana
This pilot project, implemented by AfricaAdapt, Ghana Community Radio
Network (GCRN), and the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters
(AMARC) with technical support from the Institute of Development Studies
(UK), supports three community radio stations in Ghana in developing
effective methods to share the latest climate change research with local
policymakers and local communities. The idea is for a two-way flow of
knowledge and information: the community radios will broadcast new climate
research information to communities in a way that is accessible and
applicable to their circumstances, while at the same time, the communities
can share and report their experiences, which will help inform local
decision-making and research...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329236/376

5. Listen, Share, Act! WASH Radio Campaign in Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe
From July to November 2009, the Institute of Water and Sanitation
Development (IWSD), in collaboration with Zimbabwe Broadcasting Holdings,
implemented the Listen, Share, Act! WASH Radio Campaign in Zimbabwe to
educate communities about healthy practices related to water, sanitation,
and hygiene and empower them to advocate for change. The campaign broadcast
a radio series called "A Clean Zimbabwe – A Healthy You" on Power FM, which
sought to raise awareness on the essential role of sanitation and hygiene in
improving health and creating a cleaner environment for all Zimbabweans...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329363/376

6. Communication for Education and Development - Toolkit
This toolkit, published by Association for the Development of Education in
Africa (ADEA), is divided into nine sections, each containing a number of
training modules focusing on specific themes in communication, education,
and development. According to the publishers, the toolkit is primarily
designed to be a do-it-yourself training programme that will build the
capacity of media practitioners and those working towards the development of
education in Africa...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/328555/38

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PLEASE VOTE IN OUR SOUL BEAT POLL ON COMMUNITY RADIO

Are community radio stations in Africa making effective use of new
technologies such as mobile phones, the internet, and digital technology?

Options:
* Yes
* No
* Unsure

To vote and send comments, visit Soul Beat's Community Radio Theme Site, and
see the Top Right side of the page
http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/community-radio

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RESULTS FROM PREVIOUS POLL:

Community Radio stations are focusing too much on entertainment and not
enough on education and information.

Results:
57% - Agree
22% - Disagree
21% - The balance is just right

Selection of comments received:

"Playing music seems to be an easy option because of the low capacity to
produce programs on information and education."

"Agree. Because of inaduquate funding, lack of skills, the easy and cheap
programmes that can be produced are entertainment and much of that being
playing music and sometimes drama."

"They offer relevant education they don't just generalise they are based in
the community. Then know exactly the needs of that particular community. I
love community radio Stations."

"I don't think this is correct, community radio stations are very effective
information sharing and edutaining medium. Although they struggle with
advertising and programme sponsorship they are doing a good job."

"Agree. I had debated this with different radio stations but the fact
remains that entertainment gets more paid adverts and sponsorship than
education and information."

"From the best of my knowledge, QwaQwa Radio and other community radio
stations I came across maintain a wonderful balance between entertainment
and education. Quest lectures are usually given weekly and different experts
are invited to the radio to come and enlighten students on academic issues."

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7. Advancing Gender Equality through Community Radio - South Africa
Launched in 2010 by Sonke Gender Justice in South Africa, the Advancing
Gender Equality through Community Radio project is designed to use community
radio to promote the ideas of its flagship One Man Can (OMC) programme.
Started in April, the radio project is part of Sonke's Communication for
Social Change strategy, which uses various media to promote change in
attitudes and behaviour regarding gender and HIV...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329004/376

8. Audience Research for Campus Radio Stations
Published by the Institute for Media and Society and Panos Institute West
Africa, this book presents various scientific methods available to campus
stations in conducting audience research. According to the publishers, the
presentation is designed to support easy application of each of the methods,
and to be a resource not only for operators of campus broadcasting stations
but also their colleagues in other broadcasting sub-sectors, as well as
students of communication research methods within and outside educational
institutions...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/328945/376

9. Radio for Peacebuilding Africa Awards 2011
Deadline Date: March 25 2011
The Radio for Peacebuilding Africa (RFPA) Awards are designed to recognise
the best radio programmes contributing to peace in Africa. According to
RFPA, a project of Search for a Common Ground, the awards particularly
celebrate radio programmes that help to reduce group and community tensions,
enhance and give value to shared interests, break down listener stereotypes,
and/or provide positive role models...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/300299/376

11. AfriComNet Award for Excellence in HIV and AIDS Communication in Africa
Deadline Date: April 30 2011
African Network for Strategic Communication in Health and Development
(AfriComNet) is calling for nominations for its Award for Excellence in
HIV/AIDS Communication in Africa. Some of the award categories that apply to
radio are: best mass media intervention, campaign, or production; best
interpersonal/community initiative/intervention, which includes use of
community radio, peer education, counseling, or community mobilization; and
best HIV or AIDS related series, which include newspaper/magazine columns or
series of articles, documentary films and TV/ radio broadcasts, or comic
book series...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/266968/376

12. Financial and Economic Reporting Course (May 9-13 2011) Lagos, Nigeria
This course, organised by the Thomson Reuters Foundation and Norwegian
Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD), is designed to help journalists
in Western Africa to strengthen their reporting on financial and economic
topics by developing their understanding and skills...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329918/38

13. World Conference of Science Journalists 2011 (June 27 - 29 2011) Cairo,
Egypt
The World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) is organising the seventh
World Conference of Science Journalists which will be tailored to the needs
of all science journalists worldwide and will include workshops on the most
pressing issues facing science journalists today as well as discussions of
the newest technologies at hand to improve their work...
http://www.comminit.com/en/node/330701/38

For more information on Community Radio, see:

Community Radio Theme Site
http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/community-radio/

See also:

Edutainment Theme Site
http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/edutainment.html

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[creative-radio] Radio Drama: Madjuba: Quest for the Talisman

 

Launching
Madjuba: Quest for the Talisman

Mozambique's first adventure-fantasy serial radio drama will soon be hitting
the airwaves. Madjuba: Quest for the Talisman is an action-packed 13-part
radio drama available in Portuguese, Changaan, and Sena, initiated by UNESCO
with support from SIDA, produced by CMFD (Community Media for Development)
Productions.

Follow the tale of a community that gathers nightly around the fire to hear
a wise storyteller weave a tale of adventure and fantasy. Little do they
know that the magic of the story has transported their stubborn neighbor
Arlindo to a far off fantasy world where he has become the unwitting
long-awaited hero, Chamwari. As Chamwari seeks the talisman that will
transform the land, the village listeners realise that they too have the
power to speak up and help make the changes in their community they want to
see.

Over the course of the story the hero, along with his allies, travel though
different lands, each with a task or problem to overcome related to key
governance issues: accountability/ transparency, civic participation and the
need for a strong civil society, freedom of expression, and political
intolerance. The large-scale production involved over 50 local actors and
recordings took place in Maputo and Beira. The script was drafted by
talented scriptwriter Evaristo Abreu, who has over 25 years experience in
the field of drama.

For more information, visit http://www.cmfd.org

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
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[creative-radio] Germany: Break the isolation and ghettoisation of refugees - Close the Lager Zella-Mehlis]

 

Break the isolation and ghettoisation of refugees in Thuringia - Close
the Lager Zella-Mehlis

In co-ordination with the Nationwide Antiracist Protest-Action days on 22
to 24. March 2011

Millions of people worldwide flee from war, persecution and nature
catastrophes. Every year, thousands of them die at the EU-borders. Those,
who arrive in Germany, face a racist and inhuman system.
They are forced to live isolated in far-off places, excluded from society
and in permanent fear of deportation. The hygenic conditions are
disastrous. Moldy walls in rotten rooms are a constant health danger. Not
only because of the resident obligation and the voucher system, a
self-determind life is made impossible. The refugee Lager of Zella-Mehlis
is an example of all these mechanisms of exlusion.

Info events for protest against the refugee Lager in Zella-Mehlis:

Suhl: 28. Februar, Kirchgasse 10, 19.00hrs
Jena: 3. März, Carl-Zeiss-Straße 3 (Uni Jena), HS 7, 18.00hrs
Meiningen: 10. März, Alte Posthalterei, 18.00hrs

March 15 : Rally in Meiningen, at 13.00hrs
March 22 : Solidarity Rally with Refugee in Zella-Mehlis; begin at 14.00hrs
March 24 : demonstration in Meiningen, Begin at 14.00hrs

Info: http://www.thevoiceforum.org

Die Karawane for the rights of refugees and Migrants in Germany

The VOICE Refugee Forum Netzwerk "Break the Isolation of Refugee in Lager
Camp"
Supported by Flüchtlingsrat Thueringen Erfurt, Gerberstrass 1 Weimar,
Antifaschistische Gruppen Südthüringen (AGST) with students groups of
Rivolta, including the Human rights and Political Education of FSU
students council.

VIDEO.
2° MDR Video Bericht: Zella-Mehlis Flüchtlings-Isolationslager in Thüringen.
http://www.youtube.com/user/thevoicejena

Links
*Thueringen Refugee Isolation Camp / FlüchtlingsIsolation lagaers in
Thüringen:
http://thevoiceforum.org/search/node/Fl%C3%BCchtlingslager+Th%C3%BCringen
*Anti Lager Campaign
http://thevoiceforum.org/taxonomy/term/23

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Re: [creative-radio] Community Radio for Social Change in Africa

 

That is a most fantastic edition of The Soul Beat that you sent this
morning. Thank you.

Mary

Mary Phelan - Independent Radio Producer
Sound Woman Productions
8 Lough Atalia Avenue
Renmore
Galway
Tel: 086-6033064/085-1975400

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From: "George Lessard" <mediamentor@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2011 5:52 AM
Subject: [creative-radio] Community Radio for Social Change in Africa

> The Soul Beat Issue 170: Radio for Social Change in Africa
> February 23, 2011
>
>
> From SOUL BEAT AFRICA - where communication and media are central to
> AFRICA's social and economic development
>
> In this issue of The Soul Beat:
>
> * RADIO PROJECTS for climate change and gender equality...
> * IMPACT of radio on HIV/AIDS and peacebuilding...
> * Working with RADIO AUDIENCES...
> * Combining RADIO AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES...
> * TOOLS for radio broadcasters...
>
>
> This edition of The Soul Beat looks at the role of radio, with an emphasis
> on the role of community radio, in social change in Africa. It features
> programme experiences, research, and resources from the Soul Beat Africa
> website that highlight existing radio initiatives, the impact of radio on
> development, the importance of considering audiences, and the integration
> of
> radio and new technologies. It also includes a selection of manuals for
> radio stations.
>
> If you would like your organisation's communication work or research and
> resource documents to be featured on the Soul Beat Africa website and in
> The
> Soul Beat newsletters, please contact soulbeat@comminit.com
>
>
> ===
>
>
> Access this issue online at
> http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/soul-beat-170.html
> Subscribe to The Soul Beat: http://www.comminit.com/en/user/register/38
>
>
> ===
>
>
> COMMUNITY RADIO EXPERIENCES
>
>
> 1. Climate Airwaves - Ghana
> This pilot project, implemented by AfricaAdapt, Ghana Community Radio
> Network (GCRN), and the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters
> (AMARC) with technical support from the Institute of Development Studies
> (IDS), supports three community radio stations in Ghana in developing
> effective methods to share the latest climate change research with local
> policymakers and local communities. The project will run from July 2010 to
> August 2011. The idea is for a two-way flow of knowledge and information:
> the community radios will broadcast new climate research information to
> communities in a way that is accessible and applicable to their
> circumstances, while at the same time, the communities can share and
> report
> their experiences, which will help inform local decision-making and
> research.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329236/376
>
>
> 2. Rural Youth Voices Project - Magwi FM - Sudan
> Launched in January 2010 by Xchange Perspectives with the support of the
> German Development Service (DED), the Rural Youth Voices Project centres
> around Magwi FM, a community-based youth radio station and music
> production
> studio in Magwi, South Sudan. The radio station was initiated to
> accelerate
> the Magwi community's peace and development process in order to contribute
> to the improved well-being of rural communities, as well as peace, unity,
> development, and the mainstreaming of gender concerns. The project
> involved
> the technical establishment of the radio station and the training of young
> producers from the community.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329053/376
>
>
> 3. Advancing Gender Equality through Community Radio - South Africa
> Launched in 2010 by Sonke Gender Justice in South Africa, the Advancing
> Gender Equality through Community Radio project is designed to use
> community
> radio to promote the ideas of its flagship One Man Can (OMC) programme.
> Started in April, the radio project is part of Sonke's Communication for
> Social Change strategy, which uses various media to promote change in
> attitudes and behaviour regarding gender and HIV.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329004/376
>
>
> 4. World Cup in My Village - Rwanda, Zambia
> As part of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) World Cup in My
> Village Project, initiated during the Fédération Internationale de
> Football
> Association (FIFA) World Cup 2010 in South Africa, the Children's Radio
> Foundation and local partners in Mongu, Zambia, and Rubavu districts in
> Rwanda worked with young people to produce radio shows and videos that
> were
> broadcast during open-air public viewings of the World Cup football
> matches.
> The programme was designed to use the power of football to communicate
> with
> young people and encourage them to make their voices heard.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/323337/376
>
>
> 5. Radio Miraya - Sudan
> Radio Miraya is considered the only independent radio network broadcasting
> throughout Sudan. It seeks to contribute to citizens' rights and good
> governance in Sudan by providing quality, impartial, independent news and
> information. The radio station is operated by a partnership between the
> United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) and Fondation Hirondelle, and
> Media
> for Peace and Human Dignity. Its first live broadcast on FM was on 30 June
> 2006 in South Sudan.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/329773/376
>
>
> ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF RADIO
>
>
> 6. Interactive Radio for Justice: Mid-Project Impact Assessment Analysis
> By Sarah Katz-Lavigne
> This report, published by Interactive Radio for Justice (IRfJ) in 2010,
> details the results of the first year of a two-year impact assessment
> being
> conducted on the Interactive Radio for Justice Project at its sites of
> operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Central African
> Republic (CAR). The project is designed to encourage dialogue between
> people
> in regions where the International Criminal Court (ICC) is investigating
> serious crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes) and the
> national and international authorities responsible for rendering justice
> to
> them.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/324478/376
>
>
> 7. Mbariza Ntore: Pool Synergy Project on the Election in Burundi 2010
> By Johan Deflander
> This document highlights some of the results of an evaluation conducted by
> Radio La Benevolencija to assess the impact and identify lessons learned
> from the "Mbariza Ntore" (Kirundi for "inform us so that we can vote")
> programme. This programme brought together journalists from 16 different
> media houses in Burundi to work collaboratively as a "pool", or network,
> ahead of the country's 2010 elections. The objective of the project was to
> enhance the capacity of citizens to better understand the conditions in
> which they are invited to fulfil their political rights. The goals
> included:
> assuring political space, avoiding political hostilities, and making
> elections understandable to citizens.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/328617/376
>
>
> 8. An Assessment of HIV and AIDS Radio Campaign Messages in Zambia:
> Documenting Change
> By Chilufya Mwaba Phiri
> This report, published by Panos Institute Southern Africa in 2008, is
> designed to assess HIV/AIDS radio campaign messages in Zambia and the
> impact
> they have on their intended audiences. The report is part of a larger
> study
> that includes similar assessments from five Southern African countries -
> Botswana, Malawi, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. The intention is to
> document the assessments and share detailed tips on how to carry out an
> effective HIV/AIDS radio campaign and to advise respective media users on
> the most effective way of presenting HIV/AIDS information on radio. The
> Zambia study found that radio is the best medium of communication in
> Zambia,
> as it reaches the majority of people, is cheap, and is widely accessible.
> Note: To view the studies from other countries available on the Soul Beat
> Africa website, look under Related Summaries at the bottom of this
> summary.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/325313/376
>
>
> 9. Entertainment-education Radio Serial Drama and Outcomes Related to HIV
> Testing in Botswana
> By Katina Pappas-DeLuca, Joan Marie Kraft, Christine Galavotti, Lee
> Warner,
> Maungo Mooki, Phil Hastings, Todd Koppenhaver, Thierry Roels and Peter
> Kilmarx
> This article, published in the Global Health Sciences Literature Digest in
> 2009, shares findings of an evaluation to assess preliminary data on the
> effectiveness, particularly on HIV testing behaviours, of an
> entertainment-education radio serial drama, Makgabaneng. The Makgabaneng
> radio serial drama broadcast from 2001 to 2007 as part of a government
> communications strategy for behaviour change based on the Modeling and
> Reinforcement to Combat HIV (MARCH) approach.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/327273/376
>
>
> 10. Broadcasting in UN Blue: The Unexamined Past and Uncertain Future of
> Peacekeeping Radio
> By Bill Orme
> This analysis, written for the Center for Media Assistance (CIMA) in 2010,
> discusses the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions' local radio
> stations in post-conflict countries. It describes the management, impact,
> and ultimate fate of these stations. The document maps UN peacekeeping
> radio
> openings and closings and discusses fiscal concerns involving the UN
> headquarters, guidelines for public information radio, entrance and exit
> strategies that include a public option, and policy recommendations for UN
> radio operations.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/314744/38
>
>
> 11. Nurturing Nationhood through Peace Media: Analysing Peace related
> Programming in Community Radio Stations
> By Eliud K. Situma and John Harrington Ndeta
> This 2010 research report shares findings from a study commissioned by
> Peace
> and Development Network Trust-Kenya (PeaceNet-Kenya) and The Seed
> Institute
> to assess the performance of the vernacular radio stations in nurturing
> peace through their programming and content. According to the report,
> media
> has a vital role to play in creating a culture of peace in the country,
> however, a scan of the current content suggests that in some cases
> vernacular songs, programmes, musicians, and guests propagate messages of
> victimhood that are likely to harm peace-building efforts.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/325324/376
>
>
> 12. Wave Power: Radio and the MDGs: Case Studies on the Power of Community
> Radio to Help Tackle the Millennium Development Goals
> Published by Panos London in 2010, this document showcases 4 community
> radio
> projects helping to tackle the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in
> India,
> Malawi, the Caribbean, and Nepal. The case studies demonstrate the
> importance of communication at the grassroots level - not only empowering
> the people most affected, but enabling them to become advocates for change
> in their own communities. Each of the 4 case studies includes a list of
> MDGs
> addressed, a summary of the project, a summary of impact information,
> contact information, and notes to editors.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/325259/376
>
>
> ===
>
>
> COMMUNITY RADIO THEME SITE AND E-NEWSLETTER
>
> For more information related to community radio, please visit the
> community
> radio theme site http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/community-radio
>
> On this site you will find programme experiences, strategic thinking
> documents, evaluations, and materials that look at the role of community
> radio in development in Africa.
>
> Every second month, Soul Beat Africa sends out a Soul Beat Extra:
> Community
> Radio newsletter which features all the latest radio-related summaries
> posted on the Soul Beat Africa website. If you would like to receive this
> free e-publication, register here
> http://www.comminit.com/en/user/register/38 and indicate an interest in
> community radio or write to soulbeat@comminit.com indicating that you
> would
> like to receive the Community Radio Extra.
>
>
> ===
>
>
> UNDERSTANDING AUDIENCES FOR RADIO
>
>
> 13. Audience Research for Campus Radio Stations
> By Dr. Ayo Ojebode, Dr. Patience Onekutu and Dr. Tunde Adegbola
> Published by the Institute for Media and Society and Panos Institute West
> Africa in 2010, this book presents various scientific methods available to
> campus stations in conducting audience research. According to the
> publishers, the presentation is designed to support easy application of
> each
> of the methods, and to be a resource not only for operators of campus
> broadcasting stations but also their colleagues in other broadcasting
> sub-sectors, as well as students of communication research methods within
> and outside educational institutions. The book was produced to contribute
> to
> strengthening the broadcasting sector, improving service delivery to
> audiences, and encouraging richer pluralism in the media industry in
> Nigeria.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/328945/376
>
>
> 14. Target Audiences for Peacebuilding Radio: A Training Guide
> By Francis Rolt
> Published in 2010 by Radio for Peacebuilding, a project of Search for
> Common
> Ground, this training guide intends to give readers more clarity about
> what
> a target audience is, how to define the target audience for their
> programmes, and how to design a programme so that it has the greatest
> influence.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/328375/376
>
>
> 15. Kande Ni Bayra Community Radio Listeners' Clubs - Niger
> Initiated in July 2009, this 2-year project, organised by the
> non-governmental organisation (NGO) Volontaires pour l'Intégration
> Educative
> (VIE) Kande Ni Bayra and Dimitra with funding from the Food and
> Agriculture
> Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and other organisations, works to
> increase access to information and communication in order to build the
> capacities of rural women and to improve their living conditions and
> leadership opportunities. The project combines radio broadcasts and
> face-to-face sessions by working with listeners' clubs who meet at
> literacy
> centres.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/314288/376
>
>
> RADIO AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES
>
>
> 16. HealthText: SMS and Community Radio Activate Health Information Flow
> in
> a Kenyan Slum - Kenya
> Launched in November 2010, Internews and its partners HealthMap and Medic
> Mobile are developing an 18-month pilot project in the Korogocho slum area
> of Nairobi, Kenya, designed to respond to public health needs and improve
> disease outbreak preparedness and response to endemic diseases. The
> project
> uses new technologies and community mapping to link health workers to a
> local community radio station.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/327937/376
>
>
> 17. Mobile Tech in Community Radio - Still Ad Hoc and One-Off: A
> State-of-Mobile Report
> By Melissa Ulbricht
> This 2010 report, a follow-up of a 2008 report on the integration of
> mobile
> technology in community radio, "summarises existing projects and success
> stories, highlighting the most popular uses of mobile technology. It
> concludes with a discussion of the challenges that community radio
> stations
> face in adopting SMS [short message service - text messaging] and mobile
> technology.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/326419/376
>
>
> ===
>
>
> PLEASE VOTE IN OUR SOUL BEAT POLL ON COMMUNITY RADIO and NEW TECHNOLOGIES
>
> Are community radio stations in Africa making effective use of new
> technologies such as mobile phones, the internet, and digital technology?
> If
> possible, please explain your answer in the comments section. <br><br>
>
> Options:
> * Yes
> * No
> * Unsure
>
> To vote and comment go the Community Radio Themesite
> http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/community-radio and see the top right
> side
> of the page.
>
>
> ===
>
>
> TOOLS FOR RADIO STATIONS
>
>
> 18. Doing Community Radio: A Toolkit for Nigerian Communities
> By Dr. Ayobami Ojebode
> This toolkit, published by the Nigeria Community Radio Coalition, explains
> what community radio is, as well as how to set up and manage a station.
> The
> toolkit has been designed and produced to equip community members in the
> planning, establishment, and operation process.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/327744/376
>
>
> 19. Gender Policy for Community Radio
> This document, produced by the World Association of Community Radio
> Broadcasters (AMARC) in 2008, is intended to serve as a tool to ensure
> gender equality in community radio stations. It seeks to explain what
> gender
> equality means in community radio and how it can be achieved. It is
> designed
> to demonstrate the necessary measures that need to be taken to enable and
> encourage women's equal participation in all fields and levels of the
> radio
> station.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/309280/376
>
>
> 20. Femmes et Radio au Maghreb (Women and Radio in the Maghreb)
> By Sahbi Ben Nablia
> Published by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural
> Organisation (UNESCO) Office in Rabat as part of its 2010-2013 programme
> to
> advance gender equality in media content of the Maghreb countries, this
> guide is designed to help radio owners, managers, and producers to create
> gender-sensitive content and to reduce stereotyping in their productions.
> http://www.comminit.com/en/node/326844/376
>
>
> ====
>
>
> For related previous issues of The Soul Beat see:
>
> The Soul Beat 147 - Media for Development in Africa
> http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/soul-beat-147.html
>
> The Soul Beat 135 - Community Radio for Development
> http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/soul-beat-135.html
>
> The Soul Beat 115 - Rural Radio
> http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/soul-beat-115.html
>
> The Soul Beat 98 - Radio for Social Change in Africa
> http://www.comminit.com/en/africa/soul-beat-98.html
>
>
> To view ALL archived editions of The Soul Beat Newsletter go to
> http://www.comminit.com/africa/soul-beat-archives.html
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>
> ===
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