Resources on CIM

Details: Created: 06 September 2006

List of organisations working on community and independent media.

ORGANIZATION	COUNTRY	MAILING LIST/newsletter
Agencia Latinaoamericana de Informacion (ALAI)	Ecuador
APC-WNSP	regional	http://www.apcwomen.org/news/index.shtml
International Women's Tribune Centre	USA	http://www.iwtc.org/117.html
IT4Change	India
Access to Information Network	Philippines	http://www.tan.org.ph/files/newsletter.asp
Communication Rights in an Information Society
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility		http://www.cpsr.org/news/compiler
Foundation for Media Alternatives	Philippines	This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Japan Computer Access for Empowerment	Japan
Young Asia Television
Asian Media Information and Communication Center (AMIC)	Singapore
Network of Women in Media	India	http://www.nwmindia.org/About_us/ Centres/index_centres.htm
Feminist International Radio Endeavor
Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism	Philippines	http://www.pcij.org/i-report/ 3/issue-no-3.html
Radio Lora
World Association for Christian Communication (WACC)	England	http://www.wacc.org.uk/ publications/subscribe
World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters		http://www.amarc.org/ page.php?topic=amarclink-EN
Internationaal Informatiecentrum en Archief voor de Vrouwenbeweging (IIAV)	Netherland	http://www.iiav.nl/eng/iiav/ nieuws/index.html
Indymedia
Media Trade Monitor		http://www.mediatrademonitor.org/ mailman/listinfo/active

Details: Created: 04 September 2006

Marina Fe B. Durano
International Gender and Trade Network-Asia

Introduction

The impetus for “progressive liberalization1” in the trade in services has prompted a serious look at the impact of this policy on various services sectors. Among the sectors that women and feminists have chosen to study is the audio-visual2 services sector.

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The Isis Feminist Activist School aims to strengthen the communication capacity of women from the Global South so that they can effectively articulate and take on leadership roles in organisations, communities, networks and/or social movements.

we!, the Isis International e-newsletter, provides news and information on women’s activism, campaigns and events around the globe as well as analyses and commentary on current issues affecting women.

WiA carries in-depth articles on issues facing women globally from a feminist perspective. This social movement publication links women’s issues to larger social issues and features women writers from around the world.

Research Report, Women and Peacebuilding, Philippines

Recognising Women’s Participation in Sustainable and Lasting Peace. Isis International realised it is essential to initially find out to what extent or if any at all do peace advocates include or consider women and gender in their peace work with from ICCO foundation, Isis carried out a study on women peacemakers in the Philippines.

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