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Sunday, 6 September 2009

[creative-radio] Community Radio Update from West Java post Tasikmalaya earthquake

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From: bowo usodo <jahrevol@yahoo.com>
Date: 2009/9/6
Subject: [Asiapacific-general] up date from West Java
To: asiapacific general <asiapacific-general@lists.amarc.org>

Dear all,

Following are updates of the condition in West Java post Tasikmalaya
earthquake measuring 7.3 on the Richter scale that have been compiled from
several sources:

Field team of the Indonesia Community Radio Network (JRKI) reported that the
earthquake had damaged 5 community radios in West Java, namely: Prima FM
Pengalengan and Trendi Pengalengan of Pengalengan district; Citra Gunung
Wayang and Tummaritis Gambung of Bandung district and Giri Asih Salawu of
Tasikmalaya district.

Until last Friday, the death toll rises 64 people consisting of 24 from
Cianjur district; 7 from Garut district 3 from Sukabumi district; 5 from
Tasik municipality; 11 from Bandung district; 1 from West Bandung district;
2 from Bogor district; and 6 from Ciamis district. Meanwhile, 37 people are
reported remains missing.

salam

Bowo Usodo
Ketua Umum
Jaringan Radio Komunitas Indonesia
Jl. Dewi Sri No.10, Srimahi-Moch.Ramdhan
Bandung 40254
Phone/Fax + 622 – 522 4205
Mobile + 628122170124

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http://www.jrki.wordpress.com
http://www.jrki.or.id

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[creative-radio] UbuWeb ... great audio files & more... it's the polar opposite of MySpace

UbuWeb

Via http://www.ubu.com/

What is your philosophy?
See our manifesto.
http://www.ubu.com/resources/index.html
[Version française]
http://www.ubu.com/resources/index_fr.html
[Versione Italiana]
http://www.ubu.com/resources/index_ital.html

http://www.ubu.com/resources/podcast.html

[excerpt]

Produced by The Poetry Foundation http://poetryfoundation.org/ , UbuWeb is
pleased to announce the latest in its podcast series, focusing on a dozen
of Ubu's hidden treasures, highlighting audio works that you really should
know about about but most likely don't. With this podcast, we kick off a
series focusing on the sounds of different regions. Here the focus is on
the very rich scene emerging out of Los Angeles. Blending genres such as
punk rock, visual art, performance art, experimental music and innovative
poetry, we focus mostly on the late 1970s. Featured here are Chris Burden,
Paul McCarthy, The Kipper Kids, Mike Kelley with Sonic Youth, John
Baldessari, David Antin, Eleanor Antin, the Los Angeles Free Music
Society, and Benjamin Weismann. You can subscribe to our podcast here.

http://poetryfoundation.org/podcast_avantgarde.xml

Frequently Asked Questions

http://www.ubu.com/resources/faq.html

[excerpt]

1. When did UbuWeb Start?
2. How is UbuWeb funded?
3. Can I get involved?
4. Can I use something posted on UbuWeb on my site, in a paper, in a
project, etc.
5. How do I purchase something from your site?
6. What is your policy concerning posting copyrighted material?
7. How do I download MP3s?
8. I only have RealPlayer. How come you mostly have MP3s?
9. Are you affiliated with a university?
10. Why are your pages in English? / Why are your pages not in English?
11. Who are you?
12. Where are you located?
13. Why don't you respond to my emails?
14. I'm interested in advertising on UbuWeb. How do I go about this?
15. Why isn't new content posted every day?
16. I'd like to receive notices of UbuWeb updates. How do I do this?
17. Do you have an UbuWeb listserve?
18. What system do you design UbuWeb on? What browser is UbuWeb optimized
for?
19. What is your philosophy?
20. Why is there no Alfred Jarry on UbuWeb?
21. What happened to the image of the nude woman at the top of the Artist
Index page?
22. Why won't you look at my MySpace page?
[...]
Why won't you look at my MySpace page?
It's ugly, crowded, filled with ads, blares music at you, and nine times
out of ten, crashes our browser. Really, it's the polar opposite of
UbuWeb. Just as in meatspace there are certain streets you never walk
down, so in cyberspace, we assidiously avoid the MySpace mall. No ifs ands
or buts. Sorry.

When did UbuWeb Start?
UbuWeb was founded in November of 1996, initially as a repository for
visual, concrete and, later, sound poetry. Over the years, UbuWeb has
embraced all forms of the avant-garde and beyond. Its parameters continue
to expand in all directions.

[...]

I'm interested in advertising on UbuWeb. How do I go about this?
You don't. UbuWeb is completely commercial-free and it will always stay
that way.

Why isn't new content posted every day?
UbuWeb is an archive, not a blog. It has accumulated slowly and steadily
and shall continue to far into the future.

I'd like to receive notices of UbuWeb updates. How do I do this?
UbuWeb refuses to advertise or promote itself. Most of all, we detest the
idea of filling inboxes with more unwanted material. A few times a year,
we post our updates to select mailing lists; that's what they're for,
aren't they? For UbuWeb updates, best to just keep checking back on the
homepage, where notices of all new content appears.

[...]

What is your philosophy?
See our manifesto.
http://www.ubu.com/resources/index.html
[Version française]
http://www.ubu.com/resources/index_fr.html
[Versione Italiana]
http://www.ubu.com/resources/index_ital.html

[...]

ABOUT UBUWEB

Concrete poetry's utopian pan-internationalist bent was clearly
articulated by Max Bense in 1965 when he stated, "…concrete poetry does
not separate languages; it unites them; it combines them. It is this part
of its linguistic intention that makes concrete poetry the first
international poetical movement." Its ideogrammatic self-contained,
exportable, universally accessible content mirrors the utopian
pan-linguistic dreams of cross-platform efforts on today's Internet;
Adobe's PDF (portable document format) and Sun System's Java programming
language each strive for similarly universal comprehension. The pioneers
of concrete poetry could only dream of the now-standard tools used to make
language move and morph, stream and scream, distributed worldwide
instantaneously at little cost.

Essentially a gift economy, poetry is the perfect space to practice
utopian politics. Freed from profit-making constraints or cumbersome
fabrication considerations, information can literally "be free": on
UbuWeb, we give it away and have been doing so since 1996. We publish in
full color for pennies. We receive submissions Monday morning and publish
them Monday afternoon. UbuWeb's work never goes "out of print." UbuWeb is
a never-ending work in progress: many hands are continually building it on
many platforms.

[...]

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Friday, 4 September 2009

[creative-radio] Kursus Menulis - Pantau

Kursus Narasi - Pantau
Angkatan VIII
25 Nop 2009 - 31 Maret 2010

KURSUS
ini dirancang untuk orang yang ingin belajar menulis panjang yang
memikat sekaligus mendalam. Ia juga diperuntukkan bagi mereka yang
berminat menulis esai atau narasi.

Ia mengedepankan
dasar-dasar etika jurnalisme serta belajar memahami mekanisme
verifikasi, teknik wawancara, riset, menganalisis struktur bacaan,
bahasa, penelusuran data serta editing. Ia menjadi landasan penting
dalam belajar menulis yang baik, mulai tulisan feature hingga narasi.

Pantau
mulai menawarkan pengajaran genre ini pada media tahun 2001, setiap
semester sekali, selama dua minggu. Peserta maksimal 16 orang. Jumlah
ini dianggap optimal untuk sebuah metode pelatihan, yang berlangsung
selama 12 hingga 16 sesi. Setiap sesi 90-menit diformat serius namun
santai. Peserta bisa berdiskusi langsung. Total, Pantau sudah
mengadakan 16 kali kursus ini. Peserta datang dari berbagai kota, dari Banda Aceh hingga Jayapura, dari Pontianak
hingga Kucing, dari Ende hingga Kupang. Alumninya, kini mulai
bermunculan. Ada yang menulis buku. Ada yang jadi pemimpin redaksi. Ada
yang sekolah lanjut.

Pada 2006, paket semesteran tersebut
ditambah dengan paket empat bulan (lima bulan bila terpotong hari libur
nasional). Kursus ini berlangsung di Jakarta, mulai setiap Mei dan November. Pantau telah menyelenggarakan enam kali kursus dengan total peserta 108 orang.

Kursus juga terkadang diadakan di luar Jakarta berdasarkan permintaan. Di Jakarta, kursus ini diikuti berbagai kalangan.
Baik itu aktivis, pengacara, dokter, dosen, mahasiswa, arsitek, pekerja pertambangan, NGO dan lain-lain.

Harapannya,
merangsang peserta membuat tulisan yang dalam, memikat dan analitis,
enak dibaca dan mengalir. Cerita yang analitis dibutuhkan masyarakat
untuk mengambil sikap terhadap pokok masalah.

Kursus diadakan
sebanyak 18 sesi dengan frekuensi pertemuan mingguan, setiap Rabu malam
pukul 19.00-21.00. Ini sengaja dibuat agar peserta punya waktu
mengendapkan materi belajar, membaca dan mengerjakan tugas. Kelas
ditekankan pada banyak latihan. Kelas ini juga akan membicarakan
karya-karya klasik nonfiksi Joseph Mitchell, Truman Capote, John
Hersey, Gay Talese dan Ryszard Kapuscinski serta Pham Xuan An dari Saigon.

Tugas akhir setiap peserta menulis sebuah narasi sekitar 5.000 kata.

Kursus ini juga telah menghadirkan banyak tokoh penulis sebagai pembicara tamu. Mereka adalah Arief
Budiman,
Bre Redana, Daoed Joesoef, Donald K Emmerson, Fadjroel Rahman, Jean
Jacques Kusni, Julia Suryakusuma, Putu Oka Sukanta, Riri Riza, Samuel
Mulia, Martin Aleida dan Maria Hartiningsih.

INSTRUKTUR

Andreas Harsono --
Wartawan Jakarta, anggota International Consortium of Investigative
Journalists. Pada 1999 mendapatkan Nieman Fellowship di Universitas
Harvard. Menyunting buku "Jurnalisme Sastrawi: Antologi Liputan
Mendalam dan Memikat." Kini menyelesaikan buku "From Sabang
to Merauke: Debunking the Myth of Indonesian Nationalism," yang
membahas hubungan media dengan kekerasan etnik, agama dan nasionalisme
di Indonesia dan Timor Lorosae.

Budi Setiyono -- wartawan Jakarta , pernah bekerja untuk Suara Merdeka (Semarang ) dan majalah Pantau ( Jakarta ). Dia co-editor buku "Revolusi
Belum Selesai" yang berisi kumpulan pidato politik Presiden Soekarno
serta "Jurnalisme Sastrawi: Antologi Liputan Mendalam dan Memikat."
Kini menyelesaikan buku soal penyair A.S. Dharta dari Lembaga
Kebudayaan Rakyat.

INSTRUKTUR TAMU

Justina Ayu Utami -- novelis dan aktivis. Banyak karya yang telah dihasilkan, salah satunya Saman,
menjadi juara sayembara penulisan roman Dewan Kesenian Jakarta 1998.
Dalam waktu tiga tahun novel tersebut terjual hingga 55 ribu eksemplar,
dan mengantarkan dirinya mendapat kehormatan Prince Claus Award 2000
dari Prince Claus Fund, sebuah yayasan yang bermarkas di Den Haag, Belanda.
Di awal 2002, Ayu meluncurkan novel Larung, dan menulis kumpulan Esai
Si Parasit Lajang, yang diterbitkan Gagas Media, Jakarta, 2003.

Ayu juga pernah menjadi wartawan di majalah Humor, Matra, Forum Keadilan dan D&R. Di masa Orde Baru, ia turut mengagas berdirinya organisasi wartawan Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) yang memprotes pembredelan majalah Tempo, Editor dan Detik pada Juni 1994. Ayu, yang juga mantan Finalis Wajah Femina 1990 itu, kini bekerja di jurnal kebudayaan Kalam dan di Teater Utan Kayu.

SYARAT DAN BIAYA

Peserta
bisa dari berbagai latar belakang disiplin ilmu, minat atau profesi.
Kursus ini banyak diikuti oleh kalangan aktivis, wartawan, dokter,
pengacara, mahasiswa, dosen, peneliti, manajer dan sebagainya. Biaya
kursus 4 juta rupiah dan bisa diangsur selama kursus.

PESERTA
Peserta
dibatasi 18 orang untuk memudahkan lalu-lintas ide dalam kelas. Peserta
diharapkan mengirim biodata dan contoh tulisan agar instruktur bisa
mengenal background dan kebutuhan masing-masing peserta. Peserta juga
diminta mengerjakan tugas membaca, latihan meliput, serta menulis
pekerjaan rumah.

Informasi hubungi:
Siti Nurrofiqoh
Program Officer
P a n t a u
Jl. Raya Kebayoran Lama
No 18 CD Jakarta Selatan 12220
Telp/Fax. 021 722-1031/021- 7221055
Website. www.pantau.or. id
Mobile. 0813 82 460 455 – 0858 1414 5669

Berselancar lebih cepat. Internet Explorer 8 yang dioptimalkan untuk Yahoo! otomatis membuka 2 halaman favorit Anda setiap kali Anda membuka browser. Dapatkan IE8 di sini!
http://downloads.yahoo.com/id/internetexplorer

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Re: [creative-radio] Humanizing Development, Global Photography Campaign

gday Kevin,
how is it doing ? after that long time no talk as i didnt spend 2 summers in california, being presently in singapore, planning to get surfboards built in schools at the age of 13 or 14 for boys in middle class, catching up with a factory of woven fibers of a cousin of my mother to cover foam breads dedicating to surfboards, how is doing Igor Gaignault, and your hulls in the bottom of your house ? i dont have his address anymore, but if you re willing to tell him about that, it would be excellent
i pass to interested parts of such a subject
by the way, i discovered i had plenty of bank accounts in switzerland (from my grand father) and was there recently and planning to have a chalet someday in grindewald or zermatt :-)
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From: George Lessard <media@web.net>
Subject: [creative-radio] Humanizing Development, Global Photography Campaign
To:
Date: Friday, September 4, 2009, 5:48 AM

Humanizing Development
Global Photography Campaign

How do you see development? How can you portrait the human face of the
development processes? How do you show that development initiatives and
programmes improve the lives of people? This Global Photography Campaign
aims to show examples of people winning the battle against poverty, social
exclusion and marginalization. It is intended to raise awareness of the
successes in the development process. The campaign is intended to
counterbalance the frequently shown images of desolation and despair. A
photo gallery will to be permanently located at IPC-IG office and open for
public visitation. A series of photo exhibitions will also be organized in
several cities around the world. Everyone can and is strongly encouraged
to participate in this global effort and contribute with a photograph.
Join us now in showing development through a different lens! Let's promote
and share successful development initiatives!

Who can participate?

Everyone can contribute with a photograph: professional and
non-professional photographers, students, civil society activists,
government officials, UN staff members and so forth.

How can I participate?
http://www.ipc- undp.org/ photo/index. htm

How will the selection take place?

The Selection Committee will choose the 50 favourite photographs that best
depict the campaign themes to compose our photo gallery. Results will be
released on IPC-IG website on 30 October 2009.

The Committee will be composed of one representative from IPC-IG; one UNV
representative from headquarters in Bonn; a professional photographer with
international reputation; a representative from a partner institution
based in Africa, one in Asia and the Pacific, one in the Arab States and
another in Europe and the CIS

What happens if my picture is selected?

If your photo is chosen you will be contacted no later than 30 October
2009 by the IPC-IG. As a reward, your contribution to this campaign and
your effort in supporting its goals will be acknowledged by a wide
dissemination of your work through a range of UN communications tools:

The selected photographs and the respective contributors' names will be
highlighted in various UN communications channels, such as IPC-IG and UN
media campaigns, releases, websites and so forth.

The selected photograph will be part of UNDP and IPC-IG photo databases
and will be shared with the United Nations Department of Public
Information in New York, promoting global visibility to contributors,
their work and participation in the global campaign.

Contributors will receive a certificate jointly issued by the UNDP
International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth and the campaign
partners.

Contributors will have their names displayed at the IPC-IG photo gallery
on "Humanizing Development" , which will be launched at a public event on
November 2009.

Photo exhibitions are to be organised in order to highlight the
photographs and the contributors and to promote the campaign goals.
Exhibitions are planned to be held in New York, Brasilia, São Paulo, and
other cities in the South.

Campaign Coordinator
Mr. Francisco Filho
Communications, Outreach and
Advocacy Unit, IPC-IG
francisco.filho@ undp.org
Phone: (+ 55 61) 2105 5036

Ms. Giovana Lerda
Communications Assistant
giovana.lerda@ ipc-undp. org
Phone: (+55 61) 2105 5017

Karim Ezzeldin
Communication Associate
UNDP Egypt Country Office
1191 Corniche ElNil, World Trade Centre
Boulac, Cairo 11599, Egypt
Office: (202) 2578 4840-6
Fax: (202) 2578 4847
Direct: (202) 2580 9007
http://www.undp. org.eg

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Thursday, 3 September 2009

[creative-radio] Humanizing Development, Global Photography Campaign

Humanizing Development
Global Photography Campaign

How do you see development? How can you portrait the human face of the
development processes? How do you show that development initiatives and
programmes improve the lives of people? This Global Photography Campaign
aims to show examples of people winning the battle against poverty, social
exclusion and marginalization. It is intended to raise awareness of the
successes in the development process. The campaign is intended to
counterbalance the frequently shown images of desolation and despair. A
photo gallery will to be permanently located at IPC-IG office and open for
public visitation. A series of photo exhibitions will also be organized in
several cities around the world. Everyone can and is strongly encouraged
to participate in this global effort and contribute with a photograph.
Join us now in showing development through a different lens! Let's promote
and share successful development initiatives!

Who can participate?

Everyone can contribute with a photograph: professional and
non-professional photographers, students, civil society activists,
government officials, UN staff members and so forth.

How can I participate?
http://www.ipc-undp.org/photo/index.htm

How will the selection take place?

The Selection Committee will choose the 50 favourite photographs that best
depict the campaign themes to compose our photo gallery. Results will be
released on IPC-IG website on 30 October 2009.

The Committee will be composed of one representative from IPC-IG; one UNV
representative from headquarters in Bonn; a professional photographer with
international reputation; a representative from a partner institution
based in Africa, one in Asia and the Pacific, one in the Arab States and
another in Europe and the CIS

What happens if my picture is selected?

If your photo is chosen you will be contacted no later than 30 October
2009 by the IPC-IG. As a reward, your contribution to this campaign and
your effort in supporting its goals will be acknowledged by a wide
dissemination of your work through a range of UN communications tools:

The selected photographs and the respective contributors' names will be
highlighted in various UN communications channels, such as IPC-IG and UN
media campaigns, releases, websites and so forth.

The selected photograph will be part of UNDP and IPC-IG photo databases
and will be shared with the United Nations Department of Public
Information in New York, promoting global visibility to contributors,
their work and participation in the global campaign.

Contributors will receive a certificate jointly issued by the UNDP
International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth and the campaign
partners.

Contributors will have their names displayed at the IPC-IG photo gallery
on "Humanizing Development", which will be launched at a public event on
November 2009.

Photo exhibitions are to be organised in order to highlight the
photographs and the contributors and to promote the campaign goals.
Exhibitions are planned to be held in New York, Brasilia, São Paulo, and
other cities in the South.

Campaign Coordinator
Mr. Francisco Filho
Communications, Outreach and
Advocacy Unit, IPC-IG
francisco.filho@undp.org
Phone: (+ 55 61) 2105 5036

Ms. Giovana Lerda
Communications Assistant
giovana.lerda@ipc-undp.org
Phone: (+55 61) 2105 5017

Karim Ezzeldin
Communication Associate
UNDP Egypt Country Office
1191 Corniche ElNil, World Trade Centre
Boulac, Cairo 11599, Egypt
Office: (202) 2578 4840-6
Fax: (202) 2578 4847
Direct: (202) 2580 9007
http://www.undp.org.eg

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[creative-radio] + English/Deutsh: UNITE AGAINST COLONIAL INJUSTICE - The Caravan Conference in Jena

UNITE AGAINST COLONIAL INJUSTICE

WEDNESDAY 9. TO SUNDAY 13. SEPTEMBER 2009 IN JENA

Caravan Platform on Colonial in Injustice with Pre-tribunal

The colonial apartheid and the double punishment of refugees and Migrants
through criminalization and persecution in Germany

Coordinated by The VOICE Refugee Forum Deutschland

The Campaign against Residenzpflicht and deportation
Felix Otto (and others) and the Refugees in Apolda coordinated by The
VOICE Jena / Caravan Hamburg

The Isolation of Refugees in lagers and heims and their struggles in the
camps to be coordinated by the Caravan for the rights of refugees and
migrants in Thueringia (Katzhütte, Gehlberg, Apolda and others) , NRW
(Remschied - Wuppertal) and Sachsen Anhalt (Möhlau) and mobilisation in
their Lagers Photo exhibitions and Films: The Caravan documentation
project on the Isolation Lagers and Camps in Thueringia

The persecution and criminalization of the refugees and migrants in
Germany and Europe

Discussions and Strategies

 Theme: We are here because you destroy our countries!
 We Set the Rules - Solidarity is our weapon!
 Discussion on alliances, support and working together in the
caravan network and the German pro colonial projects on migration and
integration
 What is the limit of the public interest and other alternatives?

Campaign and Protest

Land and Air protest against the deportation Airlines (Air France and
others), deportation Flights and against the inhumane treatments and the
brutality of the to be deported Asylum political prisoners by the German
police, prison warders and social workers.

2009 Mumia Info: The Campaign and the struggle of Mumia Abu Jamal in the
death row of the Pennsylvania prison in (USA) will be presented with
information on the latest court decision.

Motivating Exhibitions of Refugee and Migrant Protest Actions
Photo Exhibition in Grünoskwi Spot
From the 6th to 21th September 2009 Open at 2pm everyday in
Schillergäschen 5, Jena
Exhibition and information on Oury Jalloh in Günoskwi Entertainment: 5
Schillergäschen, Jena.
Photo Exhibition of Initiative Memory of Oury Jalloh from The Plataforma,
The VOICE Berlin, Umbruch-Bildarchiv Berlin, Marco Pra and Thomsen Kriska
-Thomsen Design.
Music: African Beats, Acoustic und Percussions

Live Band Concert with Inouss Landozz from Togo/NRW. Writer, Singer,
Componist and Percussionist.
Inousses Landozz is Aledjo KADARA in the north of Togo- born artist with a
real name Bebou S. Inoussa, showed his great musical talent already at a
very young age
Friday, September 11, 2009, at 9 pm. Grünowswki Garden Park -
Schillergäschen, Jena

About 45 activists have confirmed their participation from the various
cities of the Caravan network in Germany: Jena, Apolda, Reimscheid,
Hamburg, Bremen, Wüppertal, Weimar, Halle-Saale, Marke, Nurmberg , Berlin.

Original background of participating activists: from Iran, Kurdistan,
Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Syria, Guinea, Cameroon, Palestine, Afghanistan,
Azerbaijan, Iraq, Turkey, Palestine, Israel, Sri Lanka and Poland.

Participants could inform us on their interest on discussion about any
specific country and on the engagement of the activists. The Caravan
Network Co organizing Activists and facilitators of the Conference:

From Bremen: Sunny Omwenyeke, Seid Seid ; from Berlin: Mbolo Yufuyi, Mai
Zaidani; from Möhlau: Salomon Wantchoucou; from Marke / Dessau: Maman
Salissou Oumarou; from Wuppertal: Araz Ardehali, from Frankfurt: Aitak
Barani, from Jena: Osaren Igbinoba, Dr. Magsud Agaev, from Hamburg: Ralf
Lorenzo, - Hamburg, from Göttingen: Tawfik Lbebidy; from Kiel: Selam
Shanan, Gassen Lbebidy

The conference input text: On Colonial Injustice and the Continuity of
Barbarity in Germany http://www.thevoiceforum.org/node/1379

All events begins daily at 10 am - 9 pm.
Discussions on the Campaign and the Pre-tribunal events will take place on
September 10 to 12, 2009. - Eating and recreation session in
Schillergäschen 5, at The VOICE Jena.

Please confirm your participation at: KarawaneKonference2009@gmx.de, Tel.
0049 (0) 176 24568988.

The Conference will take place in University of Jena (Old building)
Address: Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Fürstengraben 1, 07743 Jena

The VOICE Refugee Forum Jena
Adresse: Schillergässchen 5, 07745 Jena
Tel. Handy 0049(0) 17624568988,
Fax: 03641 / 42 02 70,
E-Mail: thevoiceforum@emdash.org,
Internet: http://www.thevoiceforum.org
Gegründet: 1994, Arbeitsweise: Kampagnen,Aktionen, Vernetzung.
Publikationen: E-Newsletter

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Subject: +English/Deutsh: Karawane Konferenz "Vereinigt gegen Koloniales
Unrecht" in Jena
From: "The VOICE Refugee Forum" <thevoiceforum@emdash.org>
Date: Thu, September 3, 2009 1:38 pm
To: "The VOICE Refugee Forum" <voice_mail@emdash.org>
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UNITE AGAINST COLONIAL INJUSTICE - The Caravan Conference in Jena, 09. -
13.09.09 >> http://www.thevoiceforum.org/node/1379
++

VEREINIGT GEGEN KOLONIALES UNRECHT

MITTWOCH 9. - SONNTAG 13. SEPTEMBER 2009 IN JENA

Plattform der KARAWANE über koloniales Unrecht mit einem Aufbau-Tribunal zu

Die koloniale Apartheid und die Doppelbestrafung von Flüchtlingen und
MigrantInnen durch Kriminalisierung und Verfolgung in Deutschland
Koordiniert von The VOICE Refugee Forum Deutschland

Die Kampagne gegen die Residenzpflicht und Abschiebungen
Felix Otto und andere und die Flüchtlinge in Apolda. Koordiniert von the
VOICE Refugee Forum Jena und KARAWANE Hamburg

Die Isolation von Flüchtlingen in Lagern und ihre Mobilisierung in den
Lagern Koordiniert von der KARAWANE für die Rechte der Flüchtlinge und
MigrantInnen in Thüringen (Katzhütte, Gehlberg, Apolda und weiteren),
Nordrhein-Westfalen (Remscheid , Wuppertal) und Sachsen-Anhalt (Möhlau)

Diskussionen und Strategien
- Leitmotiv: Wir sind hier, weil ihr unsere Länder zerstört
- Wir setzen die Maßstäbe - Solidarität ist unsere Waffe!
- Diskussion über Allianzen, Unterstützung und Zusammenarbeit im KARAWANE
Netzwerk und die deutschen pro-kolonialen Projekte der Migration und der
Integration
- Was sind die Grenzen des öffentlichen Interesses und was sind Alternativen?

Kampagnen und Proteste
Proteste zu Land und in der Luft gegen Deprtationsfluglinien (Air France
und andere), gegen Charterdeportationen und die unmenschliche Behandlung
und die Brutalität der abzuschiebenden politischen Flüchtlingsgefangene
durch die deutsche Polizei, Gefängniswärter, Ärzte, Sozialarbeiter ...
Die Kampagne und der Kampf von Mumia Abu Jamal in der Todeszelle im
Gefängnis in Pennsylvania/USA im aktuellen Stadium

Rahmenprogramm
Ergreifende Bilddokumentationen der Protestaktionen von Flüchtlingen und
MigrantInnen

Fotoausstellung und Informationen der Initiative in Gedenken an Oury Jalloh
von plataforma Berlin, The VOICE Berlin, Umbruch-Bildarchiv, Marco Pra und
Thomsen Kriska Design im Grünowski Entertainment, Schillergässchen 5, Jena

weitere Bild und Textdokumentationen des KARAWANE Dokumentations-Projekts
über die Isolationslager in Thüringen

Kultur
Live-Konzert mit Inouss Landozz from Togo / NRW. Autor, Sänger, Komponist
und Percussionist. Music: African Beats, Acoustic und Percussions im
Grünowski Garten, Schillergäßchen, Jena. Freitag 11.9.2009 um 21:00Uhr.

Bisher haben 45 AktivistInnen aus unterschiedlichen Regionen ihre
Teilnahme bestätigt. Sie kommen aus Städten und Orten, an denen das
KARAWANE-Netzwerk in Deutschland aktiv ist: Jena, Apolda, Remscheid,
Hamburg, Bremen, Wuppertal, Weimar, Halle-Saale, Marke, Nürnberg, Berlin.

Die ursprüngliche Herkunft der teilnehmenden Aktivistinnen und Aktivisten
ist Iran, Kurdistan, Sierra Leone, Syrien, Guinea, Kamerun, Palästina,
Afghanistan, Azerbajan, Irak, Türkei, Palästina, Israel, Sri Lanka,
Polen.

TeilnehmerInnen möchten uns über ihr Interesse an Diskussionen über jedes
bestimmte Land und über das Engagement der AktivistInnen informieren.

Die Aktivistinnen und Aktivisten, OrganisatorInnen, ModeratorInnen des
KARAWANE-Netzwerkes sind:
Aus Bremen: Sunny Omwenyeke, Seid Seid ; aus Berlin: Mbolo Yufuyi, Mai
Zaidani; aus Möhlau: Salomon Wantchoucou; aus Marke / Dessau: Maman
Salissou Oumarou; aus Wuppertal: Araz Ardehali, aus Frankfurt: Aitak
Barani, aus Jena: Osaren Igbinoba, Dr. Magsud Agaev, aus Hamburg: Ralf
Lorenzo, aus Göttingen: Tawfik Lbebidy; aus Kiel: Selam Shanan, Gassen
Lbebidy

Einen Inputtext für die Konferenz findet ihr in englischer Sprache:
On Colonial Injustice and the Continuity of Barbarity in Germany
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/1279

Bitte bestätigt Eure Teilnahme:
E-MAIL: KarawaneKonference2009@gmx.de
Tel. 0049 (0) 176 24568988

Die Konferenz findet in der Universität Jena (Altbau) statt:
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Fürstengraben 1, Jena.
Die Hauptdiskussionen und das Vortribunal: 10. - 12. September 2009,
zwischen 10:00 und 21:00 Uhr.

**

The VOICE Refugee Forum Jena,
E-Mail: thevoiceforum@emdash.org *
http://www.thevoiceforum.org
Adresse: Schillergässchen 5, 07745 Jena,
Tel. Handy 0049(0) 17624568988 *
Fax: 03641 / 42 02 70

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Adresse: Schillergässchen 5, 07745 Jena
Tel. Handy 0049(0) 17624568988,
Fax: 03641 / 42 02 70,
E-Mail: thevoiceforum@emdash.org,
Internet: http://www.thevoiceforum.org
Gegründet: 1994, Arbeitsweise: Kampagnen,Aktionen, Vernetzung.
Publikationen: E-Newsletter

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Wednesday, 2 September 2009

[creative-radio] New book: Understanding Community Media

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New Book

Kevin Howley (ed.), Understanding Community Media. Thousand Oaks:
Sage, 2009.
ISBN: 9781412959056
USD 42.95/ £23.00

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This text reveals the value and significance of community media in an
era of global communication. Bringing together an international team of
scholars and practitioners, it introduces students to the emerging field
of community media studies. Throughout, contributors explore a wide
range of media institutions, forms and practices—community radio,
participatory video, street newspapers, Independent Media Centers
(IMCs), and community informatics—from around the world. Over thirty
original essays consider the particular and distinctive ways local
populations make use of various technologies for purposes of community
communication. The collection provides an incisive and timely analysis
of the relationship between media and society, technology and culture,
and communication and community.

CONTENTS

PART I. THEORETICAL ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES

1. Social Solidarity and Constituency Relationships in Community Radio
Charles Fairchild

2. Democratic Potential of Citizens' Media Practices
Pantelis Vatikiotis

3. Community Arts & Music, Community Media: Cultural Politics & Policy
in Britain since the 1960s
George McKay

4. Collaborative Pipelines
Otto Leopold Tremetzberger

5. Notes on a Theory of Community Radio
Kevin Howley

PART II. CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE

6. Re-Imagining National Belonging With Community Radio
Mojca Plansak & Zala Volcic

7. Alternative Media and the Political Public Sphere in Zimbabwe
Nkosi Ndlela

8. Toronto Street News as a Counterpublic Sphere
Vanessa Parlette

9. Evaluating Community Informatics as a Means for Local Democratic
Renewal
Ian Goodwin

10. Mapping Communication Patterns Between Romani Media and Romani NGOs
in the Republic of Macedonia
Shayna Plaut

PART III. CULTURAL GEOGRAPHIES

11. Aboriginal Internet Art and the Imagination of Community
Maria Victoria Guglietti

12. Media Interventions in Racialized Communities
Tanja Dreher

13. Community Collaboration in Media and Arts Activism: A Case Study
Lynette Bondarchuk & Ondine Park

14. Examining the Successes and Struggles of New Zealand's Maori TV
Rita Rahoi-Gilchrest

15. Itche Kadoozy, Orthodox Representation, & the Internet as Community
Media
Matt Sienkiewicz

PART IV. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

16. Positioning Education Within Community Media
Shawn Sobers

17. Dalitbahujan Women's Autonomous Video
Sourayan Mookerjea

18. Coketown and Its Alternative Futures
Philip Denning

19. Addressing Stigma and Discrimination Through Participatory Media
Planning
Aku Kwamie

PART V. COMMUNITY MEDIA AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

20. Indigenous Community Radio and the Struggle for Social Justice in
Colombia
Mario Alfonso Murillo

21. Ethnic Community Media and Social Change: A Case in the United
States
Dandan Liu

22. A Participatory Model of Video Making: The Case of Colectivo Perfil
Urbano
Claudia Magallanes-Blanco

23. Feminist Guerrilla Video in the Twin Cities
Brian Woodman

PART VI. COMMUNICATION POLITICS

24. Community Radio & Video, Social Activism, and Neoliberal Public
Policy in Chile During the Transition From Dictatorship to Neoliberal
Democracy
Rosalind Bresnahan

25. Past, Present, and Future of the Hungarian Community Radio Movement
Gergely Gosztonyi

26. Community Media Activists in Transnational Policy Arenas
Stefania Milan

27. Closings and Openings: Media Restructuring and the Public Sphere
Bernadette Barker-Plummer & Dorothy Kidd

28. The Rise of the Intranet Era
Sascha D. Meinrath & Victor W. Pickard

PART VII. LOCAL MEDIA, GLOBAL STRUGGLES

29. "Asking We Walk": The Zapatista Revolution of Speaking and Lis
tening

Fiona Jeffries

30. Radio Voices Without Frontiers Global Antidiscrimination Broadcast
Elvira Truglia

31. Media Activism for Global Justice
Anne Marie Todd

32. The Global Turn in the Alternative Media Movement
Carlos Fontes

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Department of Communication & Theater
DePauw University
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