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Hello, Sanjanthi,
        if you haven't done so already, check out the women's
international network of the World Association for Community Broadcasters
(AMARC)......world wide web site is:
http:// www.web.apc.org/amarc/
        also at that site you may find a link to Radio FIRE (Feminist
International RAdio Endeavor at Radio for Peace International in Costa
Rica).
        let me know what else you find out, ok? i'm also very interested
in feminist participatory communications, and have studied the books you
cited in the message to the inquiry posted to the devmedia list last
week. lately, i have felt isolated and i want so much to be connected
with other women working in this field all over the world. i'm from
Puerto Rico in the Caribbean, and i currently live in Washington, D.C,
USA.           Regards, e.
Erica Martinez Atabei
Community RadioArts Producer


On Sat, 15 Mar 1997 20:14:53 -0500 Sanjanthi Velu
<sanjant@BGNET.BGSU.EDU> writes:
>I am currently a student pursuing a doctoral program in communication
>and
>my area of interest is Development Communication. I have written about
>various issues like literacy in the developing countries and use of
>media
>in promoting and sustaining literacy in the developing countries. Now
>I
>find myself inclined towards feminist communication and development of
>women in third world countries. I need some advice about job
>opportunities
>in the field of development communication. Can list members provide me
>with some references of books or internet addresses where I can source
>for
>jobs in this field?
>
>The other question I had for list members is whether there is
>something
>called Sisterhood of Women. In this world of diverse experiences  can
>women from from a developed country really envision and fathom what
>the
>women from developing countries and third world experience?
>This question has been troubling me for a long while.
>
>Sanjanthi
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