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| Call for Applications: Women Making Airwaves for Peace (WMAP) |
| Thursday, 11 June 2009 14:06 |
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Isis International, together with AMARC (World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters) Asia Pacific is set to conduct a radio seminar for women broadcasters on the role of community radio in peace building and disaster management from 3 to 7 October 2009 in Bangalore, India. Isis also encourages the participation of selected women in AMARC Asia Pacific’s 2nd Regional Community Radio Conference from 10 to 13 October 2009 also in Bangalore, India.
Women Making Airwaves for Peace (WMAP) is a five-day seminar that gathers around 30 women community radio broadcasters from the Asia Pacific region. It is a space where participants share their experiences, particularly best practices towards engendered peace building and disaster management -- enabling community radio to empower women in crisis situations. The seminar also enhances the skills of the participants in radio production and digital audio editing. It sharpens their perspectives in engendered peace journalism, interview techniques, feminist broadcasting and more. The seminar methodology is interactive as participants are given the opportunity to be resource persons, trainers, facilitators, producers and translators. Moreover, the participants may produce radio programmes that they can broadcast in their respective radio stations. Who can participateWomen Community Radio Broadcasters from Asia Pacific, preferably with experience in situations of armed conflict and natural disasters (not a condition). What is the required language skillsThe seminar is conducted in English. Non-English speaking women are encouraged to apply.. Isis International will select another participant who can both converse in the same non-English language as well as in English. English-speaking participants are required to translate for their colleague. Who can apply for scholarshipScholarships are limited to participants from South East Asia and the Pacific subregions. Participants from the rest of Asia Pacific are welcome to attend. However, they would cover their own travel expenses, while we can grant subsidies for board and lodging. What is expected from participantsSelected participants are expected to: - share their experiences and skills as trainers during the WMAP seminar. - mount radio productions during and after the seminar. These radio productions must be broadcast in their radio stations in the local language. - echo their learnings from the seminar with their colleagues in their radio station. - document their best practices by contributing to the publications of Isis International and helping disseminate it. - for English speaking participants, translate for other participants. - participate in the post-seminar evaluation four months after the seminar 2nd REGIONAL CONFERENCE OF AMARC ASIA PACIFIC, 10-13 October 2009, Bangalore, IndiaThe Women Making Airwaves for Peace seminar is a side event of the 2nd Regional Conference of AMARC Asia Pacific on community radio. This conference is an opportunity for the participants to learn more about community radio in the region and globally and participate in the community radio movement through the decision making process of AMARC Asia Pacific. For further information including subsidies, visit the conference website or contact AMARC Asia Pacific coordinator Suman Basnet, suman at wlink dot com dot np Interested to attend in Women Making Airwaves for Peace? Please fill in the attached application form (including application for scholarship) and send it to bianca at isiswomen dot org before 5 July 2009 For further inquiries please contact: Isis International Tel: +63 2 928 19 56 Please disseminate this call for application widely and encourage non-English speaking women community radio broadcasters to apply. Thank you. |
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