[creative-radio] UNESCO-IPDC Prize for Rural Communication to Nepal and Kenya initiatives

 

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The Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists and the Kenyan Arid Lands
Information Network are the co-winners of the 2012 edition of the
UNESCO-IPDC Prize for Rural Communication, which recognizes meritorious
and innovative efforts to improve communication for rural communities in
developing countries.

The two laureates will share the US$ 20,000 Prize, which recognizes
meritorious and innovative effort to improve communication for rural
communities in developing countries. It is awarded every two years
following a recommendation to the UNESCO Director-General by the IPDC
Bureau, which acts as jury for the Prize.

*The Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ)
*NEFEJ is an NGO established in 1986 for the promotion of environmental
journalism in Nepal. Throughout its 25-year long journey, NEFEJ has been
actively engaged in raising public awareness about sustainable
development through the use of various forms of media, in particular
community radio. In 1997 NEFEJ created the first community radio in
Nepal, Radio Sagarmatha, marking a breakthrough in NEFEJ's struggle to
promote community radio in the country. Its efforts included providing
assistance to other community radio stations which were later
established in the country. With this aim, it launched the Community
Radio Support Centre (CRSC).

> Read interview with Raghu Mainali, Director of NEFEJ
at
http://www.unesco.org/new/fileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/CI/CI/pdf/IPDC/Interview%20NEFEJ.pdf
or
http://www.unesco.org/new/en/kathmandu/about-this-office/single-view/news/unesco_ipdc_prize_for_rural_communication_to_nepal/

> NEFEJ website: http://www.nefej.org/

*The Arid Lands Information Network (ALIN)
*ALIN is an NGO with a mission to improve the livelihoods of arid lands
communities in East Africa by facilitating access to information and
knowledge exchange between communities in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
This is done through community-based Maarifa centres (knowledge
community centres) via a range of channels that include: Web portals,
mobile phone platforms, workshops, exchange visits and regular
publications. Its activities focus on small-scale sustainable
agriculture, climate change adaptation, natural resource management and
other community livelihood issues.

> Read interview with James Nguo, Regional Director of ALIN:
http://www.unesco.org/new/fileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/CI/CI/pdf/IPDC/Interview%20ALIN.pdf
> ALIN website: http://www.alin.or.ke/

Audio interview with James Nguo from ALIN in mp3 at:
http://www.unesco.org/new/fileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/CI/CI/audio/interview_james_nguo_ALIN_shortversion.mp3

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[creative-radio] HOW TO BE A CITIZEN JOURNALIST Protester and documentarian has all the details

http://www.capilanocourier.com/2012/03/how-to-be-citizen-journalist-protester.html
[excerpt]

TORONTO (CUP) – Derek Soberal stands along a police barrier with a crowd in
Nathan Phillips Square as a part of a January protest against Toronto
budget cuts. Holding a small camera, he films the scene as tension grows
between the protesters and police.

The situation erupts as a protester attempts to break through the line. In
the ensuing chaos, a police officer knocks Soberal's camera down and
punches him in the face before stomping on the camera. However, when
Soberal crosses the police barrier in an attempt to retrieve his camera, he
is arrested and charged with unlawful assembly, mischief, and two counts of
obstructing a police officer.

A photo in the Toronto Sun shows Soberal in handcuffs, bruised and bloody.
He quotes Martin Luther King, Jr. in rationalizing why he went over the
police barrier to retrieve his camera, containing potential evidence of the
alleged assault: "I submit that an individual who breaks a law that
conscience tells him is unjust, and who willingly accepts the penalty of
imprisonment in order to arouse the conscience of the community over its
injustice, is in reality expressing the highest respect for the law."

BABY STEPS

Soberal has gone from being unable to recite his phone number without
stuttering to being a prominent voice of the Toronto protest scene,
featured on the CBC's Lang and O'Leary Exchange and credited in a G20
edition of The Fifth Estate. He also created an activist-based YouTube
channel, TheSecretStore, with over 5,000 subscribers and 3.5 million upload
views, as well as the 35,000-member Occupy Canada Facebook page.

But January's budget protest was not Soberal's first run-in with Toronto
police. His life as an activist and citizen journalist started with the
2010 G20 protests and Ryerson's now-defunct CKLN radio station's Word of
Mouth Wednesday program.

"Basically, I got involved because of the G20 summit," says Soberal. "That
was my first protest … and I exercised my rights at that time. I got
invited onto the show by [host] Daniel Libby to talk about the experience."

He would become a regular on Libby's show, eventually earning the title of
CKLN programmer.

"Derek is attracted to media attention," says Libby. "He's not afraid to
talk to reporters when they're around."

His ability to speak on the radio and communicate with the media is a
hard-earned skill – from the time he was a toddler until his teens, Soberal
underwent speech therapy. Today, he speaks with near-perfect clarity,
pausing occasionally if his stutter starts to creep back in.

He says this ability to speak publicly is inspired by Libby: "[Libby] was
confident on the radio, and my voice was cracking the first time," Soberal
says. "I learned from him."
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[creative-radio] New in Paperback - The Power of Global Community Media

 

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*New in Paperback* - 31 January 2012

*The Power of Global Community Media
Edited by Linda K. Fuller*
***With new and updated material.

Drawing on both theoretical and practical case studies, Community Media
moves from developing attempts at local media to case studies and on to
cyber-examples. Alphabetically, its more than two dozen cases include
reports on the Asian Pacific region, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium,
Brazil, Ghana, India, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Latin America, Lebanon,
Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the
United States, as well as a number of other perspectives and (virtual)
visions. The contributors, all distinguished international
communications scholars, present a range of perspectives on the
ever-burgeoning area of grassroots, local media by the people, for the
people, their research representing participant observation, hands-on
community involvement, serving on international boards of directors,
content analysis, and ethical inquiries. It will appeal to a range of
academic disciplines, community media groups, and the thousands of
people who work in their local cable television centers to provide an
alternative voice to mainstream media.

'/For years, Fuller has been researching community media. Her collection
of studies in Community Media draws on top researchers from across the
globe to present cutting-edge analyses of what various communities and
activists are doing with a wide range of community media. The collection
is a valuable research tool that will be of use to all of us involved in
community media and social change/.' - Douglas Kellner, Graduate School
of Education and Information Studies, UCLA

*Table of contents*

Introduction; L.Fuller
PART I: ABORIGINAL/INDIGENOUS EXPERIENCES
Australia: Remote Beginnings, Metropolitan Developments: Community and
Indigenous Television in Australia; E.Rennie
Canada: (Re)Colouring the Public Broadcasting System in Canada: A Case
Study of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network; L.Roth
Latin America: Call Me Impure: Myths and Paradigms of Participatory
Communication, With a Focus on Latin America; A.Dagron
Native Americans: Media as Constructor of Ethnic Minority Identity: A
Native American Case Study; R.Levo-Henriksson
PART II: CURRENT CASE STUDIES
Bangladesh: Use of TV by Farmers in Bangladesh; M.Kashem & M.Hossain
Ghana: Implications of Globalization for Community Broadcasting in
Ghana; K.Ansu-Kyeremeh
India: Community Radio in India: Some Critical Issues; S.Chaudhary &
K.Bansal
Ireland: Digital Daze: Community TV in Ireland and the Broadcasting Act
of 2001; M.Gillan
Israel: Voz Populi or Lonely Voices in the Wasteland of the Ionosphere:
Community Television and Its Future - The Israeli Case; H.Nossek
Singapore: Top-Down Community Media: A Participant Observation from
Singapore; L.Fuller
Turkey: A Civic Adventure in Turkey: Creation and Evolution of TOSAM and
the 'Radio Democracy' Project; D.Ergil
PART III: VIRTUAL COMMUNITY VISIONS
Cyberdating: The Architecture of Cyberdating: Personal Advertisement
Photography and the Unworking of Community; E.Freedman The Netherlands,
The People's Communication Charter: Global Communication and People's
Rights; C.Hamelink
Living Tolerance: Public Access Producers and the Practices of 'Free
Speech'; J.Higgins
Theories of Community Media: Multi-theoretical Approaches to Community
Media: Capturing Specificity and Diversity; N.Carpentier Virtual
Communities: Conceptualizing Community: Implications for Policymaking in
a Cyberage; C.Stewart & M.Pileggi

LINDA K. FULLER Professor in Communications at Worcester State
University and currently a Senior Fellow at Northeastern University, USA.

£17.99, Paperback, 9780230338326, 272 pages

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[creative-radio] Climate Radio - Climate Voice from Bangladesh

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Climate Radio
http://www.machizo.com/climateradio
*
'No More Change in Climate' with this slogan 'Climate Radio' initiative has
been started. This is a on-demand online radio from Bangladesh. On May 2009
it has started by publishing the voice of Sidr victims as audio format. The
purpose of the initiative is to present the voice of Bangladeshi victims in
global stage through the global media Internet. We do believe although this
is a small local content publishing initiative, but have power to reach the
global policy maker and huge number of audience. By the Bangladesh victims
at least one spirit of Northern World will stop to source of green house
gas emission by reducing his/her extra car and emitters; however global
consciousness will be raised to stop Bangladeshi floods and suffering of
climate victims Bangladeshi like venerable counties.

The motivation of the project is to doing campaign in online in favor of
climate change victims, however use of new-media for social good by rising
the grassroots voice worldwide.

In the way, by publishing voice of victims, we have visited a number of
southern districts and Bangladeshi Islands. We have produced a complete
documentary 'Victims' on the issues. However we have recorded the voice of
state head, misters, expert, journalist and voice in climate change
tribunal organized by CSRL/ Oxfam in Dhaka.

*
The team*

Shahjahan Siraj Editor & Publisher
Jahangir Alam Sub-editor and Track Manager
Sujit Kumar Paul Transcript Writer
Matsuzaki Misuzu Advisor
Maruf Barkat Advisor

[LARGE][U][B]Contact
[/B][/U][/LARGE]

[B]Shahjahan Siraj[/B]
Editor, Climate Radio
House - 35, Flat-D5, Road-12A (new)
Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka-1209, Bangladesh.

Telephone: + 88 (02) 9119846 | Cell no: +88- 01715212204
Technical support: Machizo Multimedia Communication
No copyright, any body can use this content for non-commercial purposes

*Siraj/ Machizo*
http://www.machizo.com

<http://www.machizo.com>

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[creative-radio] Oldest Maori Radio Station Takes Top Award

Iwi Radio's oldest member Wellington radio station Te Upoko o te Ika was
the big winner at the inaugural Iwi Radio Awards that were held in Rotorua
last weekend. Te Upoko who in May are celebrating their 25th birthday took
out the top Iwi Radio Station category.

Te Whakaruruhau Iwi Radio Chairman Willie Jackson says "It was fantastic
that Te Upoko o te Ika won the top award, who would have believed that in
such an important year for them and on their 25th birthday that they could
have won this and they won it against twenty other top Iwi Radio stations."

Jackson says "It's a tribute to the hard work and dedication that they have
made to the advancement of Te Reo Maori that they won the top award and I'm
sure I speak for the whole network in offering my congratulations to their
Manager Wena Tait and the kaimahi of Te Upoko o te Ika".

The Iwi awards night brought together all the Iwi Stations around the
country, their managers, supporters and kaumatua. It was a tremendous night
celebrating Iwi Radio excellence. Other big winners were Radio Ngati Porou
who took out five awards including Most Outstanding Community Contribution
by an Iwi Station which was awarded to them for their Radiothon that they
ran in support for the Christchurch earthquake disaster. Moana FM from
Tauranga who won three awards including Best Kaumatua show and Sun FM from
Whakatane who also won three awards including Best Bilingual Current
Affairs.

Willie Jackson says "That the big winner was Te Iwi Maori, the evening
showed us that despite all the cutbacks that are happening in the public
service at the moment Iwi Radio remains strong, vibrant and competitive and
is well placed to continue in this vein for a number or years yet."

Kua paratia te huarahi hei whainga mo nga reo irirangi I nga tau e tu mai
ana I mua I a tatou hei tauira whakapakari hei taumata kia mau ki roto I
nga paotanga ki e motu, ara ki te ao whanui.

http://news.tangatawhenua.com/archives/16750

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[creative-radio] Sebastian Junger Launches Medical Training Program For Freelance Journalists In War Zones

 

Sebastian Junger Launches Medical Training Program For Freelance
Journalists In War Zones
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/20/sebastian-junger-risc-freelance-journalists-tim-hetherington_n_1367429.html?ref=media

NEW YORK -- Tim Hetherington didn't have to die in Libya.
It's that belief that has led Sebastian Junger, a close friend and
colleague of the award-winning photojournalist, to launch Reporters
Instructed In Saving Colleagues (RISC), an organization providing freelance
journalists with emergency medical training.
Junger began thinking about RISC following Hetherington's funeral in
London, where a combat medic told him that Hetherington -- who'd sustained
a serious shrapnel wound -- may have reached a nearby Misrata hospital
alive if someone, perhaps another journalist on the scene, had stopped the
bleeding for 10 more minutes. But Hetherington, along with photographer
Chris Hondros, died in Libya that day.
[...]
Reporters Instructed In Saving Colleagues (RISC)
http://risctraining.org/

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[creative-radio] earthday.fm - web radio for the web of life

 

To celebrate and give voice to the diversity of recording artists who sing for the diversity of life, Musicians United to Sustain the Environment (musemusic.org) has launched two web music streams: weboflife.fm-for children and earthday.fm-full spectrum.

We're looking for more songs from international artists with an environmental message. Please send .mp3s with lyrics or artist introductions to: traci@earthdayradio.org See our Green Music List on www.earthdayradio.org.

Thank you !
Traci Hickson
And, we hope you enjoy listening.
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Earthday.fm, a free broadcast available 24x7 to listeners worldwide, offers earth-music both classics and new works, across a wide variety of genres (rock, folk, blues, country, bluegrass, and more). Music and spoken word content spans many countries and topics. The playlist draws from more than 5,000 songs with environmental, indigenous, and empowerment lyrics. Listeners are now from 25 countries.To listen, click on the logo-link above, or go to: http://www.live365.com/stations/earthdayfm

Weboflife.fm specializes in environmental music for children and families. It's free and available 24 hours a day. Music spans many topics and is rooted in the folk genre. To listen, click on the logo-link above, or go to: http://www.live365.com/stations/weboflifefm

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