Community Radio Around the World: 10/18/10

Monday 18 October 2010

[creative-radio] [Invitation] BANGKUTAMAN Konser Buat Kota, 21 Oktober

BANGKUTAMAN
KONSER BUAT KOTA

Sebuah
persembahan H.O.RE dan JANGAN MARAH Records untuk karya tematik BANGKUTAMAN
bertajuk "ODE BUAT KOTA" balada Bangkutaman kembali ke Jakarta setelah
bertahun-tahun menetap di Yogyakarta. Konser yang digelar pada :

Hari /
tanggal        : Kamis, 21 Oktober
2010

Waktu                    : 19.00 – selesai

Tempat                   : Eastern Promise, Jl. Kemang Raya No. 5,
Kemang, Jakarta Selatan

Konser Bangkutaman
akan didukung oleh sejumlah musisi tamu seperti : Endah & Rhesa, Adrian
Adioetomo, Zeke Khaseli, Cholil Mahmud (Efek Rumah Kaca), serta pembacaan puisi
dari Sir Dandy dan Bofag. Konser dibuka
dengan penampilan band Sajama Cut, Jude, dan Tantrum.

Nikmati
persembahan ini secara Gratis.

Sampai
berjumpa

Email   :
janganmarah.records@gmail.com

Twitter
: @janganmarah

* Album "Ode Buat Kota" dirilis
oleh Jangan Marah Records bekerjasama dengan demajors.

Yurie
Promotion
Efek Rumah Kaca
Jangan Marah records

YM : yurskie_erk@yahoo.com
email : yurskie@gmail.com
Twitter : @janganmarah @efekrumahkaca @yuraiii
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[creative-radio] Fw: Accent of Women 19 October 2010

As noted below, this week's show, available as a podcast at www.3cr.org.au, looked at the outcome of the Global Media Monitoring Report, a five-yearly look at women in the world's news.

Recent shows have looked at the rise of China as a global economic power and health issues facing migrant and refugee women in Australia.

Sonia Randhawa

Dear all,

This week on Accent of Women, the show consisted of:

Topic: Women: Not in the news

Guest:
Sarah Macharia, coordinator of the Global Media Monitoring Project

Produced by: Sonia Randhawa

Music by: Skunk Anansie

Accent
of Women is a show produced by and about women from culturally and
linguistically diverse backgrounds at 3CR Community Radio in Melbourne.

We air in Melbourne on 3CR- 855AM on Tuesdays at 8.30pm and repeat on the following Tuesdays at 6.30pm.

Accent of Women goes out nationally at 1.32pm every Tuesday afternoon, EST, on the Community Radio Satellite.

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you're a community station not currently subscribed to Accent of Women,
and would like to subscribe, please do so via the Community Radio
Network's DDN server.

If you have any comments or suggestions
on the show, please contact the producers of Accent of Women on this
email address. The show is also podcast at
http://www.3cr.org.au/podcasts.

Thanks for your support,

Hsin-Yi Lo
Sonia Randhawa
Meena Vannitamby

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[creative-radio] Radio Resource Pack - SADC Gender Protocol Media Provisions

RESOURCES FOR RADIO PRODUCERS

Broadcasters, activists, and all those interested in gender and media can
listen to interviews recorded at the 4th Gender and Media Summit. Producers
are welcome to use the interviews for their coverage of the GEM Summit,
progress report launches, and gender in the media in general. Produced in
collaboration with CMFD Productions and supported by FES, the Tune into GEM
Summit Protocol Radio Resource Pack includes downloadable audio files,
interview summaries, suggested cues, and background information.

To access the files and producers notes:
http://www.genderlinks.org.za/article/radio-resource-pack---tune-into-gem-su
mmit-2010-10-10

The SADC Protocol on Gender and Development, adopted by Heads of State in
August 2008, is a unique sub-regional instrument that brings together all
commitments to ending gender equality and sets 28 targets to be achieved by
2015. The Protocol calls on the media to mainstream gender in all laws,
policies, and training. As in other areas of decision-making, the media is
called on to make sure that there are equal numbers of women and men in all
areas and at all levels by 2015 and that they are given equal voice in all
coverage. The media is urged to challenge stereotypes and to be sensitive in
its coverage of topics like gender violence.

The Gender and Media Progress Study (GMPS) shows that there has been a
marginal 2% increase in women sources in the media from 17% in the 2003
Gender and Media Baseline Study (GMBS) to 19%. While countries with more
advanced media like South Africa, Namibia and Mauritius have remained
static, smaller and more socially conservative countries like Lesotho and
Malawi have demonstrated remarkable progress. Another positive sign is that
the proportion of women sources went up in hard beats that have been the
focus of media advocacy and training. For example, the proportion of women
sources in sports increased from 8% to 12%; in politics from 9% to 13%; and
in economics from 10% to 14%

It is against this background that gender and media activists gathered in
Johannesburg for the fourth gender and media summit in October 2010. Under
the banner, Gender, Media, Diversity and Change, trainers, analysts,
activists and practitioners measured progress against the provisions of the
Protocol.

For more information: radio@genderlinks.org.za

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
http://www.cmfd.org