🚀 go-pugleaf

Would love to be a part of this conference...but not possible.  Is there a
way that I can receive a copy of papers or conf report.  Is it likely to be
on the DevCom Net??? Have a great conference!!  SAW




>From: zalemu@web.apc.org (Zelakash Alemu)
>Subject: NCRC'95 Women's Conference
>Date: Thu Apr 27 14:45:52 1995
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>                         Women's Radio Conference
>                               June 19, 1995
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>The National Campus and Community Radio Association and CJSR FM88
>are sponsoring a one-day Women's Radio Conference on Monday, June
>19, 1995, in Edmonton.
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>The Women's Conference is the first day of the National Campus
>and Community Radio Association's annual conference, June 19 to
>24.  The theme of the 1995 NCRA conference is
>"Now Tuning into Strength in Diversity".
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>Sessions  planned for the Women's Conference include:
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>* ALTERNATE SOURCES OF NEWS FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN
>Sansan Sy, Associate Director of the University of Alberta Legal
>Resource Centre, will demonstrate how to use the Internet to
>access information about women's issues and issues of particular
>interest to women, and to contact women's groups and alternative'
>organizations.  Also available will be information about low-tech
>resources such as women's periodicals, women's radio, TV, film
>and video productions, and organizations dealing with issues of
>interest to women.
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>* INCLUDING WOMEN FROM MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES
>The importance of reaching out to women of colour, native women,
>immigrant women,women with disabilities and other marginalized
>women, to recruit and train women interested in working in campus
>and community radio.  Involving local women's organizations.  How
>radio can be practical and proactive: a vehicle for social hange.
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>* WOMEN IN MEDIA MANAGEMENT
>Christine Chomiak (Program Manager, CJSR) will facilitate a
>session on how women are reaching management levels in the media,
>how women's management styles may differ from the norm, and what
>women can accomplish by working in management in the broadcast
>media.
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>* PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES
>- Michelle Meagher (Adamant Eve, CJSR) will speak about
>innovative production styles and techniques.  Norah Fraser (radio
>technician) will speak about ways of thinking about technology,
>and how technology can empower women.
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>Calgary singer-songwriter Peggy Ward will perform at the Women's
>Conference Lunch.
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>conference fees:  1 day  = $50
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>For more info, or to volunteer, please contact Norah Fraser,
>Women's Conference co-ordinator:
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>PHONE:403-492-5244  e-mail:ncrc95@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
>FAX:403-492-3121
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