[cma-l] CMA radio sanctuary campaign suggestion
Canalside's The Thread
office at thethread.org.uk
Tue Jun 28 11:33:08 BST 2016
I understand ---------------- the key word of course is '''some people'''
sadly it is the '''some''' in our society who cock everything up. Most of us
(certainly the Community Radio fraternity) simply want to get on with things
in a friendly and amicable manner without divisions between the ages, the
classes,, the able/disabled, minority communities etc
Piling in ??? Moi' ??? never :-) LOL
Nick
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Sent: 27 June 2016 15:47
To: The Community Media Association Discussion List
Subject: Re: [cma-l] CMA radio sanctuary campaign suggestion
The 'together' I'm referring to is not just about ethnic unity Nick - but
maintaining the bridges that we create between the ages, the classes and
between the able and disabled... These are the divisions that some people
celebrating Brexit will seek to widen and we are very well placed to counter
[and before you pile in I am NOT calling all Brexit voters racist etc, just
some of the fellow travellers]
bests
Phil
Phil Korbel FRSA - Director, Radio Regen, charity no. 1077763 Company Ltd by
Guarantee Registered in England and Wales No 3753832.
<http://www.communityradiotoolkit.net> www.communityradiotoolkit.net
www.connecttransmit.org.uk
Please note that I work at Radio Regen under 2 days a week so responses
might not be as quick as we'd like. Many thanks.
On 27 June 2016 at 13:06, Canalside's The Thread <office at thethread.org.uk>
wrote:
This is the type of thing we should be doing and we should have
announcements and generic messages coming out of the CMA on a regular basis
for us as a 'fraternity' to broadcast. We ought to be broadcasting the same
messages regardless of 'localness' the messages can be generic.
A generic weekly Community type Programme produced and Presented by one of
our Stations on behalf of all of us.
We operate in North East Cheshire, there is a very low percentage of ethnic
minorities in this area, in fact minority is the correct word. We have had
the odd person from this group in with us over the years as we are open to
all but in the main we tick the box White British. The vote in Cheshire East
was something like 52% - 48% to leave with no doubt some of the things
pointed out here the reason for that vote.
Well done to members of our team for highlighting this. I think we are in
very strange times indeed with a clear shift to the right in many quarters .
we need to remain strong and do exactly what it says on our Cans we are
COMMUNITY Radio that's all Communities.
I would imagine most of the Community Radio sector voted to remain (didn't
they ????) :-)
Let's create some good sensible Community messages to create some harmony
and calm the waters
Nick
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[mailto:cma-l-bounces at mailman.commedia.org.uk] On Behalf Of Associated
Broadcast Consultants
Sent: 26 June 2016 22:52
To: The Community Media Association Discussion List
Subject: Re: [cma-l] CMA radio sanctuary campaign suggestion
It sounds like an excellent idea Caroline. I remember a few years back, the
Community Radio Toolkit ran a competition to record some promos to encourage
people to vote in the election. I'm proud to say I was involved in the
winning bid. It was a great experience for me because it involved a
professional writer (I think he did stuff for BBC), and couple of
experienced and funny guys who delivered the voices, and then I delivered
the easy bit - namely- production including sound effects.
I'd be very happy to collaborate on a similar venture adding my
production/Adobe Audition skills to others' creative skills to deliver
something professional that any station would be happy to broadcast.
It's a really positive reaction to our current situation - let's do it!
Regards, Glyn
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Glyn Roylance - Principal Consultant
Associated Broadcast Consultants <http://www.a-bc.co.uk/>
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On 26 June 2016 at 13:09, Caroline Mitchell
<caroline.mitchell at sunderland.ac.uk> wrote:
There have been worrying reports over the last couple of days about the rise
in xenophobic and sometimes racist hate speech and behaviours towards
citizens from minority ethnic communities, migrants (including 'temporary'
migrants such as international students) and refugees.
Can we in the community media community can do some kind of on air/social
media campaign to show how community radio stations are a safe space for
these groups? We have plenty of evidence through programmes and stations run
by and for these communities over a long period of time but now I think it
is time to shout out more about this.
What do CMA members think about this? Maybe there is already a campaign we
can adapt? Any offers to help do or co-ordinate this?
Caroline Mitchell
Senior Lecturer in Radio
Principal Investigator, Transnational Radio Encounters: Mediations of
Nationality, Identity and Community
HERA funded project 2013-16 www.transnationalradio.org
David Puttnam Media Centre
St Peter's Campus, University of Sunderland
St Peter's Way
Sunderland
Tyne and Wear SR6ODD
+44 (0)191 515 3227 <tel:%2B44%20%280%29191%20515%203227>
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