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Hi --
We are a non-profit access center run by Indigenous guatemalan women
with one gringa technical support.  We offer internet access and
education to the rural Mayan community around Lake Atitlan.  We support
free speech, international awareness and local microenterprise.
Please support women here by distributing this flyer as much as you can
and inviting people to come produce with them -- a co-learning
experience in culture, communication, human rights, women in
development, and in shaping, shooting and editing a video documentary in

a contemporary world of egalitarian media.

URL: http://rds.org.gt/cmcm/pardoc.html

The Center of Mayan Women Communicators
presents
3 weeks of Participatory Documentary Making
Complete a Documentary, from concept to product, with a Guatemalan
partner.
Share perspectives, ideas and credit for the work.
Themes: women, education, rainforest flora and fauna, herbal healing,
Mayan
weaving and handicrafts, environment and local problems, healthcare,
midwifery, traditions, gender, children...
or present your own and we will find a coproducer interested in your
topic.

Use our Cameras and Professional Editing Bay
Professional consultation in research and planning, using the equipment,

working
as a team, avoiding racist and sexist paradigms, interviewing
techniques,
cutaways, ethics and distribution
VHS Master Tape included - optional Hi8 or Betacam SP for extra charge

Cost:  $1,200 USD
includes: 3 weeks work, 5 day minimum each
Workshops: theoretical and hands on
video shoots and hands on co-edit
optional housing with a family and 3 meals a day
most transportation
translator
spanish tutor available for an extra charge

URL: http://rds.org.gt/cmcm/pardoc.html
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Centro de Mujeres Comunicadoras Mayas
http://rds.org.gt/cmcm/
Panajachel, Sololá, Guatemala
(502) 762-2978
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Centro de Mujeres Comunicadoras Mayas
http://rds.org.gt/cmcm/
Panajachel, Sololá, Guatemala
(502) 762-2978