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Giving Voice through Media


Radio Atipiri
...in Atipiris, Bolivia, Radio Atipiri coordinates a wide range of capacity building workshops and activities to democratise communication by frontlining the voices and messages of members of indigenous communities - especially women....

Media on the Move: Migrants and Minorities and the Media

...the "Media on the Move" conference, September 2008, Bonn, Germany, focused on migration and ethnic minority media coverage with attention to the strengthening of ethnic and diversity media and the potentials as well as the limits of Diaspora media...



Children's Choices and Voices

Ab Shasan Humro Hoi

...a grassroots comics campaign for children's participation in local governance. Children produced more than 300 comics on issues such as clean water, the environment, road construction, child marriage, etc., and distributed them in villages, slums, and in the town of Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India, to rally for change...

World's Children's Prize for the Rights of the Child (WCPRC)

...awarded for outstanding contributions on behalf of the rights of the child. The election of finalists is structured as a worldwide educational and empowerment process for the rights of the child and democracy and gives the world’s children an opportunity to choose... Deadline Date: January 5 2011






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Very interesting pieces of

Very interesting pieces of news. Especially I liked the info about women's vulnerability to domestic violence. Once I read the statistics about women who suffer from their husbands (found with the help of http://rapid4me.com - rapidshare search engine). It is really terrible. But the worst thing is that no one pays attention to the problem that exists.

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