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Please respond to the original sender of this message, Gordon
Adam.

With greetings,
Antje Becker

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From:        Gordon M. Adam, GMAdam@compuserve.com


Friends and colleagues, we would appreciate your help:

The Radio Partnership is planning a visit to Guatemala and El Salvador as
part of the Strengthening Lifeline Media in Regions of Conflict Project,
which is looking at how radio and TV can help to build trust, peace,
reconsiliation etc in a post war context. Any information about radio
activities of this kind in these countries would be most welcome. This can
extend to radio programmes intended to empower communities, or women, or
tackle some war related issues such as mines awareness, or psycho social
trauma. Projectw which are linked in with parallel activies at grass roots
level would be particularly interesting. Any names and addresses of people
to contact would be most welcome. Examples may feature in a future
publication on best practice in this field.

Thanks in anticipation,

Gordon Adam
Lori Hieber
co-directors, Radio Partnership
International Centre for Humanitarian Reporting




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