contributions for International Migrants Day from the UK, 2008
For UK radio stations, radio groups and individuals contributing to Radio 1812 on International Migrants Day, December 18th 2008.
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Music
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"Your Media, Your Tools" at Fletcher Building, De Montfort University, Leicester
February 25, 2009 all day
A dissemination event for the CMA's media literacy project "Your Media, Your Tools" o-hosted with Ofcom.
CMA Conference & AGM at De Montfort University
April 4, 2009 from 10am to 4pm
Community Media: Beating The Recession
CMA Conference & AGM 2009
CMA Conference & AGM at De Montfort University
April 3, 2009 at 10am to April 4, 2009 at 4pm
CMA Conference & AGM 2009
Hi Sheila
Welcome to Radio 1812.
Best wishes
Cathy
Photos
Interview with Bernard Canavan - intro/cue:
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Bernard Canavan is an artist and teacher of history at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith, West London. His paintings focus on the experiences of people who left Ireland in the 1950s and 60s to come to Britain in order to make a living. It's a world he knows well, as he himself came to London as a migrant in 1959. In this interview for Radio 1812 he talks to Richard Ellis about the experiences and influence of Irish migrants at the time, about his paintings and about his exhibition 'The Faithful Departed' at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith.
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Interview with Zak Brophy - intro/cue:
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Zak Brophy studied Arabic, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Edinburgh. He has travelled widely around the Middle East, including as a volunteer for Unipal in refugee camps in Lebanon.
For Radio 1812, he talked to Cathy Aitchison about his experiences there and about how the people who he met influenced his own attitudes to life and travel.
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Bernard Canavan is an artist and teacher of history at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith, West London. His paintings focus on the experiences of people who left Ireland in the 1950s and 60s to come to Britain in order to make a living. It's a world he knows well, as he himself came to London as a migrant in 1959. In this interview for Radio 1812 he talks to Richard Ellis about the experiences and influence of Irish migrants at the time, about his paintings and about his exhibition 'The Faithful Departed' at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith.
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Interview with Zak Brophy - intro/cue:
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Zak Brophy studied Arabic, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Edinburgh. He has travelled widely around the Middle East, including as a volunteer for Unipal in refugee camps in Lebanon.
For Radio 1812, he talked to Cathy Aitchison about his experiences there and about how the people who he met influenced his own attitudes to life and travel.
Hi everyone
Congratulations on a successful broadcast for Radio 1812!
There were some wonderful contributions.
We'll be loading more items from participating stations over the next week or so.
see
http://www.londonlinkradio.net/radio1812/index.htm then click on links.
or visit the main website:
http://www.radio1812.net
Best wishes for the season
Cathy Aitchison
Congratulations on a successful broadcast for Radio 1812!
There were some wonderful contributions.
We'll be loading more items from participating stations over the next week or so.
see
http://www.londonlinkradio.net/radio1812/index.htm then click on links.
or visit the main website:
http://www.radio1812.net
Best wishes for the season
Cathy Aitchison
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