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Monday, 11 June 2012

[creative-radio] #WUSC’s 10th Annual National Research Seminar / Forum international de l’EUMC de 2012 10e Séminaire national de recherche annuel de l’EUMC

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Date: 2012/6/11
Subject: WUSC's 10th Annual National Research Seminar / Forum international
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WUSC is pleased to launch this year's National Research Seminar and to
celebrate its first decade. Inaugurated by John Ralston Saul in 2003, the
National Research Seminar explores a particular challenge in international
development and provides a tremendous platform for emerging scholars to
share their research findings with university and college students, faculty
members, practitioners and policy makers from across Canada and the world.

The National Research Seminar takes place each year as part of WUSC's
International Forum, which will be held in Ottawa, November 1-3, 2012.

THEME TO BE ADDRESSED
This year WUSC will explore youth and development in relation to innovation
in sustainable development. Are we meeting youth aspirations? Many parts of
the developing world are experiencing a rapidly growing youth population
and facing high levels of unemployment, a problem that has been further
exacerbated by the world economic crisis in 2008. Youth, particularly
girls, are often the most vulnerable to the effects of poverty and a link
has been drawn between lack of access of youth to employment opportunities
and participation in illegal and violent activities. At the same time,
youth have been playing a strong leadership role in social and political
movements around the world, including the "Arab Spring".

WUSC is seeking expressions of interest from emerging researchers from
different disciplines and fields of study whose research touches on the
challenges or opportunities facing youth in terms of development. In
particular, WUSC's International Forum and National Research Seminar will
explore the social and political participation of youth and challenges and
opportunities related to employment and entrepreneurship.

SELECTION CRITERIA AND PROCESS
WUSC welcomes expressions of interest from emerging scholars and
researchers from a cross-section of disciplines, sectors and regions. This
includes Canadians engaged in international issues and southern-based
researchers. We invite applicants to challenge the status quo and examine
emerging ideas that can and do transform development.

This year, up to four scholars will be selected to present.

Eligible applicants include individuals currently enrolled in a PhD
program, who have recently completed a PhD or are new faculty members at a
university or college. WUSC also encourages applications from Masters
students who are conducting original research related to the theme.

The presentation should be based upon research that is well advanced or
completed. Preference will also be given to presentations focused on
countries where WUSC or its partner organizations (CECI, Farm Radio
International, MATCH International) are present and that will inspire and
motivate individuals to share knowledge and take action. Regions include:
The Americas – Bolivia, Guatemala, Peru, Haiti, Canada; Africa – Burkina
Faso, Botswana, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Mali, Malawi, Niger, Senegal, South
Sudan; Asia – Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal, Vietnam.

FORMAT
2-3 page summary of your proposed presentation in which you:

Outline the presentation purpose and intent
Briefly describe your research findings and how they relate to the theme
Address policy implications or other implications in terms of action in
addressing the issue

APPPLICATION DEADLINE
Applications must be submitted via email by June 30th 2012 to:
Tom Tunney
Senior Manager, University and College Programming
ttunney@wusc.ca

FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please contact Tom Tunney via email (ttunney@wusc.ca) or by phone at
1.800.267.8699 ext 3869 or 613.761.3869

FORUM DATES/EXPENSES
This year's WUSC International Forum and National Research Seminar will
take place in Ottawa from November 1-3, 2012.

Expenses related to National Research Seminar presenters' travel, meals and
accommodation will be covered by WUSC.

ABOUT WUSC
World University Service of Canada is a leading Canadian non-profit
organization in international development committed to building a more
equitable and sustainable world. For over six decades, through a unique and
powerful network of over 80 universities and colleges in Canada, we foster
human development and global understanding, engaging Canadians to provide
education, training and capacity building to the most vulnerable and
marginalized communities stricken by poverty and conflict

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Bonjour,

Veuillez faire circuler à vos réseaux.

L'EUMC a le plaisir de lancer pour une dixième année son Séminaire national
de recherche. Inauguré par John Ralston Saul en 2003, le Séminaire national
de recherche explore un défi particulier en développement international et
offre aux chercheuses et chercheurs émergents une formidable plateforme
pour partager les résultats de leurs recherches avec des étudiantes et
étudiants universitaires et collégiaux, des professeurs, des spécialistes
et des décideurs du Canada et du monde entier.

Le Séminaire national de recherche se déroule chaque année dans le cadre du
Forum international de l'EUMC, qui se tient cette année à Ottawa du 1er au
3 novembre 2012.

THÈME À ABORDER
Cette année, l'EUMC explorera la jeunesse et le développement en rapport
avec l'innovation en développement durable. Répondons-nous aux aspirations
des jeunes? De nombreuses régions du monde en développement connaissent une
croissance rapide de leur population de jeunes et font face à des niveaux
élevés de chômage, problème encore aggravé par la crise économique en 2008.
Les jeunes, en particulier les filles, sont souvent les plus vulnérables
aux répercussions de la pauvreté. On a établi un lien entre le manque
d'accès des jeunes aux perspectives d'emploi et la participation à des
activités illégales et violentes. Par ailleurs, les jeunes ont joué un
solide rôle de leadership dans les mouvements sociaux et politiques sur la
planète, y compris dans le « printemps arabe ».

L'EUMC sollicite les déclarations d'intérêt de chercheuses et de chercheurs
émergents de différentes disciplines et de différents domaines d'étude,
dont les recherches abordent les défis ou les débouchés auxquels sont
confrontés les jeunes en termes de développement. En particulier, le Forum
international de l'EUMC et le Séminaire national de recherche exploreront
la participation sociale et politique des jeunes, ainsi que les défis et
les débouchés relatifs à l'emploi et à l'entrepreneuriat.

CRITÈRES ET PROCESSUS DE SÉLECTION
L'EUMC encourage les déclarations d'intérêt d'universitaires et de
chercheuses et chercheurs émergents provenant d'un éventail de disciplines,
de secteurs et de régions, notamment les Canadiens s'intéressant aux enjeux
internationaux et les chercheurs basés dans les pays de l'hémisphère Sud.
Nous invitons les candidat-e-s à contester le statu quo et à examiner les
idées nouvelles qui peuvent transformer le développement et y parviennent.

Cette année, un maximum de quatre projets de recherche seront présentés.

Sont admissibles les étudiants doctorants, les personnes ayant récemment
terminé leur thèse de doctorat ou les nouveaux enseignants des universités
et collèges. L'EUMC encourage aussi les demandes d'étudiants de maîtrise
qui effectuent des recherches originales en rapport avec le thème.

La présentation devrait reposer sur des recherches bien avancées ou
achevées. Une préférence sera également accordée aux travaux portant sur
des pays dans lesquels l'EUMC ou ses organismes partenaires (CECI, Radios
Rurales Internationales, MATCH International) sont présents et qui
inciteront et motiveront les gens à partager des connaissances et à se
tourner vers l'action. Voici les régions prioritaires : Amériques –
Bolivie, Guatemala, Pérou, Haïti, Canada; Afrique – Burkina Faso, Botswana,
Ghana, Guinée, Kenya, Mali, Malawi, Niger, Sénégal, Sud-Soudan; Asie – Sri
Lanka, Afghanistan, Népal, Vietnam.

FORMAT
Un résumé de 2 à 3 pages de votre projet de présentation dans lequel :

vous énoncerez le but et l'objectif de la présentation;
vous décrirez brièvement les résultats de votre recherche et le lien avec
le thème;
vous aborderez les incidences sur les politiques et autres en termes
d'actions pour aborder l'enjeu.

DATE LIMITE DE DÉPÔT DES CANDIDATURES
Les candidatures doivent nous parvenir par courriel au plus tard le 30 juin
2012 à :
Tom Tunney
Gestionnaire en chef, programmation universitaire et collégiale
ttunney@eumc.ca

POUR PLUS D'INFORMATIONS
Veuillez communiquer avec Tom Tunney par courriel (ttunney@eumc.ca) ou par
téléphone au numéro 1.800.267.8699 poste 3869 ou 613.761.3869.

DATES DU FORUM/DÉPENSES
Cette année, le Forum international de l'EUMC et le Séminaire national de
recherche se dérouleront à Ottawa du 1er au 3 novembre 2012.

Les frais de déplacement, de repas et d'hébergement des présentatrices et
des présentateurs, en rapport avec le Séminaire national de recherche,
seront couverts par l'EUMC.

À PROPOS DE L'EUMC
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but lucratif spécialisé en développement international, déterminé à bâtir
un monde plus juste et plus durable. Depuis plus de 60 ans, grâce à un
réseau unique et puissant de plus de 80 universités et collèges au Canada,
nous favorisons le développement humain et la compréhension globale en
mobilisant les Canadiens en vue d'offrir une éducation, une formation et un
renforcement des capacités aux collectivités les plus vulnérables et les
plus marginalisées touchées par la pauvreté et les conflits.
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Sunday, 10 June 2012

[creative-radio] [Fwd: [cr-india] "Local bodies to run community radio stations"]

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Subject: [cr-india] "Local bodies to run community radio stations"
From: "sajan venniyoor" <venniyoor@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, June 11, 2012 2:02 am
To: "CR India" <cr-india@sarai.net>
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Just what we always wanted -- local government bodies to run community
radio. I'm a bit confused as to who has "decided to permit local bodies to
run community radio stations" and why the Ministry of Urban Development
should be encouraging local bodies to apply for CR licences, but there it
is.

On the one hand, Municipal Corporations like the ones in
Thane<http://www.televisionpoint.com/news2006/newsfullstory.php?id=1140612158>and
Nagpur<http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2008-01-11/nagpur/27764559_1_nmc-schools-community-radio-radio-station>
have
applied for CR licences with a singular lack of success, but on the other,
the Madhya Pradesh government -- through its
government-run-non-governmental-organization, Vanya -- has managed to
corner ten, possibly eleven, community radio licences. 'Eligibility' is the
watch-word and that's apparently a flexible concept in govt circles.

Sajan

*Local bodies to run community radio
stations*<http://www.hindustantimes.com/Punjab/Chandigarh/Local-bodies-to-run-community-radio-stations/SP-Article1-866837.aspx>
UNI, Chandigarh, June 06, 2012

The central government has decided to encourage local bodies to promote
community radio stations and make them an effective tool of communication
with the local community. According to a spokesman, the ministry of urban
development has decided to encourage local bodies to promote such radio
stations. Every eligible local body would be able to apply to information
and broadcasting ministry for a licence to run these radio stations, he
added.

He said the community radio stations has the potential to bring a very
significant positive social change at the community level by way of
carrying programmes of public interest on health, water and sanitation,
education and empowerment of women. He further said that it has been
decided to permit local bodies to run community radio stations.

The spokesman said the ministry of information and broadcasting has brought
out a compendium on community radio stations in India 2012 in association
with the Commonwealth Educational Media Centre for Asia. He said the
compendium would provide comprehensive information on the signature
programmes of each community radio station and their hours of broadcast.

It could be used as a resource book for tapping the potential of community
radio stations effectively to carry socially relevant messages, he added.

With the help of Punjab government, community radio would be promoted via
local bodies and an awareness campaign would be launched to create
awareness among the municipal bodies and citizens, he added.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Punjab/Chandigarh/Local-bodies-to-run-community-radio-stations/SP-Article1-866837.aspx
Join the Community Radio Forum. For membership details, please go to
www.crforum.in

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Wednesday, 6 June 2012

[creative-radio] Community Participation in Local and Community Radios

Survey Report: Community Participation at Local and Community Radio
Stations

Participation of the community is an important feature of almost all
stations responding to a survey, conducted by the media consultancy
CAMECO to examine and gain a deeper understanding of concrete practices
and challenges of community and local radios.

The explorative survey showed that in all world regions, community
involvement in programming is strongest. Participation in management,
ownership and funding are less common.

Whereas the ranking of the various areas of participation is similar
throughout the regions, differences exist in their importance: Latin
American radios top participation in programming, but they are far below
average in management and ownership. In Africa, the level of
participation in financing and ownership is comparatively high. In Asia,
participation in management plays a crucial role.

The findings of the three explorative surveys, conducted by CAMECO
between September 2011 and January 2012, among radio stations in Africa,
Asia, Latin America and the Pacific, should by no means be considered
representative, but will serve as a basis for further in-depth research,
leading to a practice oriented publication, as part of the CAMECO
"Practice Series".

Download the survey report under
http://www.cameco.org/english/publications/CAMECO-Practice-Series/

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Friday, 1 June 2012

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Monday, 28 May 2012

[creative-radio] Raising Women's Voices Through Radio Drama: Reflections from South Africa

Raising Women's Voices Through Radio Drama: Reflections from South Africa

This case study shares the process, techniques, and lessons learned from the
Zaphamban' izindlela! radio drama, part of the People Opposing Women Abuse
(POWA) Raising Her Voice Campaign in South Africa. Produced by CMFD
(Community Media for Development) Productions and supported by Oxfam GB, the
drama was distributed to community radio stations, organisations, and places
of safety in South Africa, using humour to get people thinking, and talking,
about women's rights and the African Union Protocol on the Rights of Women
in Africa (AU Protocol).

The case study demonstrates how entertaining forms of media, and engaging
with community media in particular, can both create awareness and dialogue.
Drama is an accessible form of communication, easily understood and accepted
by various education levels, does not rely on literacy, and serves as both
entertainment and education. The characters in the drama model behaviours
that people can analyse and judge, and people are able to learn through
their challenges and triumphs. Zaphamban' izindlela! is the South African,
isiZulu adaptation of "Crossroads," previously produced in English, Swahili,
French and Portuguese by CMFD Productions for Fahamu Networks for Social
Justice and FEMNET, as part of the Solidarity for African Women's Rights
(SOAWR) campaign.

Download the case study:
http://www.cmfd.org

Deborah Walter
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CMFD (Community Media for Development) Productions
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Broadway 2020, JHB
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[creative-radio] Next Igloolik Nunavut Radio Online Call-in

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From: Norman Cohn <cohn@isuma.ca>
Date: 28 May 2012 11:01
Subject: Next Igloolik Radio Online Call-in
To: info@isuma.tv

IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 28, 2012

Tune in Wednesday, May 30, from 8-10 pm EST to listen to the next online
call-in radio show in the series Nipivut Nunatinnii Our Voice at Home,
broadcast locally and worldwide by Igloolik Community Radio Online at
www.isuma.tv/DID/radio/igloolik. Zacharias Kunuk, filmmaker, Igloolik
Hamlet Councilor and recently-elected Igloolik representative to the Board
of Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA), will make his first radio report to
the community following the recent QIA Board meetings. Two phone lines will
be open for call-in questions and comments at +1-867-934-8080 and -8082.
Questions and comments also can be submitted on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/radiostation.igloolik

Nipivut Nunatinnii Our Voice at Home is a project of IsumaTV's Digital
Indigenous Democracy (DID), Inuit using new media to become better informed
and consulted on the Baffinland Iron Mine and other developments around
them. For more information on DID see www.isuma.tv/DID. More information
call Radio 867-934-8080; DID 867-934-8725 or 514-486-0707.

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Monday, 11 June 2012

[creative-radio] #WUSC’s 10th Annual National Research Seminar / Forum international de l’EUMC de 2012 10e Séminaire national de recherche annuel de l’EUMC

Sunday, 10 June 2012

[creative-radio] [Fwd: [cr-india] "Local bodies to run community radio stations"]

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

[creative-radio] Community Participation in Local and Community Radios

Friday, 1 June 2012

[creative-radio] File - A Monthly Housekeeping Reminder

[creative-radio] File - A Monthly Housekeeping Reminder

Monday, 28 May 2012

[creative-radio] Raising Women's Voices Through Radio Drama: Reflections from South Africa

[creative-radio] Next Igloolik Nunavut Radio Online Call-in

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