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Women's Radio Archive Project - University of Maryland.
The MITH [The Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities]
project at The University of Maryland is seeking matching funds for skilled
female graduate student labor to create a women's radio archive on their web
site. This is a co-project in development with WINGS: Women's International
News Gathering Service, whose 15-year archive of radio shows and recordings
is among the items to be archived. For more information, or to offer
funding, contact Frieda Werden wings@wings.org or Giselle Mills
gmills@glue.umd.edu. MITH (the Maryland Institute for Technology in the
Humanities; http://www.mith.umd.edu, see
http://www.mith.umd.edu/about/giving.html for giving info) is fully tax
deductible.
Radio Production and Distribution - International
WINGS: Women's International News Gathering Service is a famous
independently syndicated radio program by and about women around the world.
All contributions warmly appreciated and put to good use for getting women's
information and voices onto the radio. Sample needs: subsidized
subscriptions for low-budget radio stations ($400/year per); resident
internships for reporters from less developed regions ($2,000-$5,000,
including equipment, travel, and stipend); upgrade distribution from
cassette to CD ($4,000); endowment for longterm sustainability.
Tax-deductible gifts may be made out to:
NRPA/WINGS, and sent to:
WINGS: Women's International News Gathering Service
Frieda Werden, Producer
P.O. Box 33220
Austin TX 78764 USA
(512)416-9000 wings@wings.org www.wings.org fax (425)675-1297
Women's Community Radio Networking and Development - International
AMARC -- the Montreal-based World Association of Community Radio
Broadcasters has a Women's International Network that supports women's
networking and training for the community radio movement. The women's
network is seeking funding for regional coordination, training of trainers,
and project development in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America; for
support of its half-time international coordinator; and for travel grants
for women to attend the next AMARC World Conference, scheduled for Katmandu,
Nepal, in November of 2003. Contacts: Julie Begin, Women's Network
Coordinator, julie.begin@amarc.org; Sophie Ly, AMARC Secretary-General,
secgen@amarc.org. Web site for more information: www.amarc.org
Netcasting - International
FIRE (Feminist International Radio Endeavour) www.fire.or.cr provides live
coverage over internet of women's conferences worldwide, as well as training
sessions in this technology. Their web site also incorporates audio clips
into print stories on issues of international importance for women. Primary
languages: Spanish, English. FIRE seeks general support as well as project
support. E-mail contact: femintra@hotmail.com; mujeralc@yahoo.com.
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