(devmedia Fwd) AMARC TO HOLD "VOICES WITHOUT FRONTIERS"

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Date:         Mon, 24 Jun 1996 22:08:58 -0400
From: "Georges Lessard's Mass Media Arts, Training, Creation,
Subject:      (devmedia Fwd) AMARC TO HOLD "VOICES WITHOUT FRONTIERS"
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>Date:         Mon, 24 Jun 1996 21:08:13 -500

>From: Bruce Girard <mailto:bgirard@ECNET.ec>

>Organization: AMARC/Pulsar

>Subject:      (Fwd) IFEX Communique #5-25

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>This is from the IFEX Communique # 5-25, 24 June 1996

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> AMARC TO HOLD "VOICES WITHOUT FRONTIERS" CONFERENCE IN EUROPE

>

>The Europe office of the World Association of Community Radio

>Broadcasters (AMARC) is holding the 2nd AMARC Pan-European

>Conference of Community Radio Broadcasters on 16-19 October in

>Copenhagen, Denmark. The theme of the conference, which is being

>jointly organized by AMARC-Europe and Sammenslutningen af lokale

>radio of tv-stationer i Danmark, is "Voices Without Frontiers".

>"It will give particular attention to the role of community radio

>in relation to migrants, refugees, and ethnic minorities in the

>context of the changes in European political boundaries and the

>rapidly expanding media landscape." Suggested workshop topics

>include: xenophobia and mother-tongue broadcasting, good media

>laws - changing legislation, build your own FM transmitter,

>training for women's radio, and the Internet - networking for

>community radio. The theme of the women's day on 16 October is

>"Women's Voices Crossing Frontiers". AMARC-Europe says, "It will

>be a chance for women in community radio to meet, discuss,

>interlink and develop strategies for empowerment to cross

>frontiers and reach out to the airwaves through community radio

>all over Europe." For more information, or to register, please

>contact AMARC-Europe at 15 Paternoster Row, Sheffield S1 2BX,

>United Kingdom; tel: +44 114 279 5219; fax: +44 114 279 8976; e-

>mail: mailto:amarc@gn.apc.org.

>

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>

>________________________________________________________

>Bruce Girard

>AMARC - Pulsar

>Email: mailto:bgirard@pulsar.org.ec

>http://www.web.net/amarc/pulsar.html

>Tel: +(593-2) 525-521    Fax/Tel: +(593-2) 542-818

>Avenida America 3584, Casilla 17-08-8489, Quito, Ecuador

>

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