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ABOUT
The idea of organizing conference on migration and media awareness(CMMA) a forum for media practitioners, journalists, politicians, policy makers, activists civil societies and people with or without flight and migration experience biyearly, was first conceived in 2017 by Larry Macaulay, founder of Refugee Radio Network with close friends and associates who thought it important that intellectual discussions and debates that are often organized by mainstream governmental and non-governmental organizations should also be extended to the grassroots level in solidarity with marginalized groups, migrants / refugees irrespective of his/her location, social class, political position, belief or status and be translated to a platform which would expand the conversation build new Counterculture narrative that lead to a peaceful coexistence of cultures, eliminate the fear of stranger and show the beauty, colors and diversity of a cosmopolitan society.
The CMMA 2021 is a three-day conference which convenes approximately 250 participants from
4 continents, 20 countries and over 100 institutions to engage in discussions with key stake holders, policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, journalist, representatives of communities.
This year, CMMA2021 Conference theme is “Looking Back, Thinking Ahead”
The forum combines workshops, panels, debates and cultural formats with top-class experts on the topic of Media, Arts and Migration with focus on helping define what migration of the present should look like and how they will meet the needs of our communities: today and into the future.
Topics such as inclusion, diversity and participation in the media and arts sector (community & mainstream). A discursive exchange on political moods and opinions in the "(post) pandemic era" will take place in analogue and digital form, analysing diversity as a norm and strength and seismographically touching on the coming questions in global discourses.
The idea of organizing conference on migration and media awareness(CMMA) a forum for media practitioners, journalists, politicians, policy makers, activists civil societies and people with or without flight and migration experience biyearly, was first conceived in 2017 by Larry Macaulay, founder of Refugee Radio Network with close friends and associates who thought it important that intellectual discussions and debates that are often organized by mainstream governmental and non-governmental organizations should also be extended to the grassroots level in solidarity with marginalized groups, migrants / refugees irrespective of his/her location, social class, political position, belief or status and be translated to a platform which would expand the conversation build new Counterculture narrative that lead to a peaceful coexistence of cultures, eliminate the fear of stranger and show the beauty, colors and diversity of a cosmopolitan society.
The CMMA 2021 is a three-day conference which convenes approximately 250 participants from
4 continents, 20 countries and over 100 institutions to engage in discussions with key stake holders, policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, journalist, representatives of communities.
This year, CMMA2021 Conference theme is “Looking Back, Thinking Ahead”
The forum combines workshops, panels, debates and cultural formats with top-class experts on the topic of Media, Arts and Migration with focus on helping define what migration of the present should look like and how they will meet the needs of our communities: today and into the future.
Topics such as inclusion, diversity and participation in the media and arts sector (community & mainstream). A discursive exchange on political moods and opinions in the "(post) pandemic era" will take place in analogue and digital form, analysing diversity as a norm and strength and seismographically touching on the coming questions in global discourses.
AGENDA
The agenda includes 10 sessions split into four main areas addressing some of the most pressing issues of today.
Beside plenaries and workshop sessions, the conference will offer participants to engage at the open INFO-MEDIA Exhibition which brings together more than 30 community media projects promoted by people with or without flight and migration experience newcomers’ migrants and refugees with plenty of networking time and opportunities to learn, reflect and connect with peers and experts.
The agenda includes 10 sessions split into four main areas addressing some of the most pressing issues of today.
- Media: Investigative Journalism and Community Media, Countering Disinformation Through Media Literacy.
- Migration: Thanatopolitics - Immigration - Racism, strengthening alliances for the rights of migrants and refugees, on solidarity in a society beyond hate and on media presentations beyond stereotyping.
- International Affairs: Climate crisis and Pan African Entrepreneurship.
- Culture & Arts: Decolonize cultural and Art spaces.
Beside plenaries and workshop sessions, the conference will offer participants to engage at the open INFO-MEDIA Exhibition which brings together more than 30 community media projects promoted by people with or without flight and migration experience newcomers’ migrants and refugees with plenty of networking time and opportunities to learn, reflect and connect with peers and experts.
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PHOTO IMPRESSIONS
©Djasse Pictures and Stefan Karstens
©Djasse Pictures and Stefan Karstens
VIRTUAL AUDITORIUM
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INTERCULTURAL EVENTS
EXHIBITION
EXHIBITION
CONCERT
FILM SCREENING
Thursday - 28, October
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#1
Thursday - 28, October
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#1
LIBYA NO ESCAPE FROM HELL - TRAILER from MAGNETO PRESSE on Vimeo.
PRODUCTION INFO
Year: 2021
Duration: 60 mins
Production: Magneto
Director: Sara Creta
Available Versions: ENG, FRA
Country of production: France
Thousands of refugees are trapped in Libya’s hellish detention centres, where abuse, rape and extortion is rampant. They live in subhuman conditions, awaiting someone – the militia, Europe, the UN, anyone – to decide their fate. We investigate the entire detention system, how this traffic works, the role of the militias and the way in which their control is exercised.
Officially, Libya’s 26 detention centres are run by the GNA, the UN-recognised government in Tripoli. In reality they are in the hands of the militias that control the country, who see migrants as a ready source of cash. The European Union finances the camps but then takes no responsibility for what happens there.
What needs to be changed and what are the solutions? Why is there such a lack of transparency when it comes to the UN’s activities in Tripoli? Europe seems to be at the mercy of Libyan blackmail and the measures taken to help Libya deal with the migrant problem reinforce the cycle of “extreme abuse”
PRODUCTION INFO
Year: 2021
Duration: 60 mins
Production: Magneto
Director: Sara Creta
Available Versions: ENG, FRA
Country of production: France
Thousands of refugees are trapped in Libya’s hellish detention centres, where abuse, rape and extortion is rampant. They live in subhuman conditions, awaiting someone – the militia, Europe, the UN, anyone – to decide their fate. We investigate the entire detention system, how this traffic works, the role of the militias and the way in which their control is exercised.
Officially, Libya’s 26 detention centres are run by the GNA, the UN-recognised government in Tripoli. In reality they are in the hands of the militias that control the country, who see migrants as a ready source of cash. The European Union finances the camps but then takes no responsibility for what happens there.
What needs to be changed and what are the solutions? Why is there such a lack of transparency when it comes to the UN’s activities in Tripoli? Europe seems to be at the mercy of Libyan blackmail and the measures taken to help Libya deal with the migrant problem reinforce the cycle of “extreme abuse”
Friday - 29 October
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#2
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#2
PROJECT EXHIBITION SPACE
PARTNERS
2017 EDITION
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Telling our story
in a world GONE MAD! “We've come too far to give up who we are.
So let's rise up, fight back and keep the struggle together. No Desert is far enough No Mountain is high enough No Sea is wild and deep enough Given up is not an Option! ✊✊ Thank you all for a successful Conference in Hamburg and hopefully see you Next year.”- Larry Macaulay Date:
Start: 23 November 2017 End: 25 November 2017 |
Organisers
RRN - Refugee Radio Network FSK - Freies Sender Kombinat KAMPNAGEL Internationale Kulturfabrik Partners CMFE - Community Media Forum Europe, COMMIT -Community Medien Institut, BFR- Association of Free radios in Germany, AMARC Europe-World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters. Supporters With the financial support of : Robert Bosch Stiftung Zeit-Stiftung Schöpflin Stiftung Council of Europe Stiftung:do |
INTRODUCTION
The decision to organize Conference on Migration and Media Awareness 2017 the first ever dialogue of Media Practitioners,
Policy Makers, Activists and Newcomers (Refugees/Migrants) was conceived by Larry Macaulay, founder of Refugee Radio Network.
The CMMA 2017 is a two-day conference jointly organized by Refugee Radio Awareness Network,
Arbeitsgemeinschaft Radio e.V and Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik.
It convenes approximately 250 participants to engage in discussions with key stake holders (policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, journalist, and representatives of communities) around the importance of social empowerment and participation. Our attention will turn to current issues such as Refugeeism, Migrantism, Mainstreamism and the negative media narrative.
The purpose of the conference is to create a forum that brings together community media projects promoted by Migrants / Refugees and mainstream media in discussion panels, workshops and exhibitions.
The CMMA 2017 sees community media as important enablers of freedom of expression, producers of counter alternative narratives, and promoters of media pluralism and diversity.
Subtopics include:
and Refugee Radio Network - EXHIBITION
For more information on these gathering and to inquire about attendance please contact the individual organisation.
The decision to organize Conference on Migration and Media Awareness 2017 the first ever dialogue of Media Practitioners,
Policy Makers, Activists and Newcomers (Refugees/Migrants) was conceived by Larry Macaulay, founder of Refugee Radio Network.
The CMMA 2017 is a two-day conference jointly organized by Refugee Radio Awareness Network,
Arbeitsgemeinschaft Radio e.V and Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik.
It convenes approximately 250 participants to engage in discussions with key stake holders (policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, journalist, and representatives of communities) around the importance of social empowerment and participation. Our attention will turn to current issues such as Refugeeism, Migrantism, Mainstreamism and the negative media narrative.
The purpose of the conference is to create a forum that brings together community media projects promoted by Migrants / Refugees and mainstream media in discussion panels, workshops and exhibitions.
The CMMA 2017 sees community media as important enablers of freedom of expression, producers of counter alternative narratives, and promoters of media pluralism and diversity.
Subtopics include:
- Media against Hate.
- The language and etiquette of refugee reporting.
- Fake News Syndrome
- Lost & Found – Museum of Im/migration
- Music against Racism.
and Refugee Radio Network - EXHIBITION
For more information on these gathering and to inquire about attendance please contact the individual organisation.
SPEAKERS
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Report
The Council of Europe publication entitled “Spaces of Inclusion - An explorative study on needs of refugees and migrants in the domain of media communication and on responses by community media” has been prepared by experts of the COMMIT Community Media Institute in Austria: http://bit.ly/2oxHaCJ |
Papers
Prof. Kanchan K. Malik- Head, Department of Communication, University of Hyderabad and a Faculty Fellow with UNESCO Chair on Community Media
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Audio
PANEL DISCUSSION
Migration: Community Media - an effective tool to foster Inclusion and combat racial intolerance.
PANEL DISCUSSION
Migration: Community Media - an effective tool to foster Inclusion and combat racial intolerance.
Statements:
Telling our story in a world GONE MAD!
Open Platform for statements, petitions and Demands - Plannings and agreements
Telling our story in a world GONE MAD!
Open Platform for statements, petitions and Demands - Plannings and agreements
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EXHIBITION
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Friday Nov 24 , 22:00
UNITY CONCERT - Music Against Racism Is a campaign set up as a response to an increase in racial intolerance. The campaign will involve folk, afrobeat, Oriental Arab sounds, Rock, Tecno and Reggae musicians staging concerts with an anti-racist theme, in order to discourage young people from embracing racism. Artist:
Hall: KMH |
Saturday Nov 25 , 10:45-17:00
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Lost & Found – Museum of Im/migration Socio-cultural diversity is a reality of today, and plurality is integral to the socio-political concept of a consciously lived diversity: To some extent, plurality in India has already become a political reality; in Africa it is a political challenge in the decades to come whereas in Europe it is still a political vision.- oumar mbengue - http://www.oumarmbengue.com/ Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K4 Foyer |
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Motion - audiovisual Performance & Action painting.
Motion is a format which combines dance, painting and music within one audiovisual experience. It transcends questions of cultural identity and its expression in the combined art forms. One Track, one shot, one painting. That's the idea behind the collaborative artistic format of Hamburg based painter Nii-Armah Hammond - https://flic.kr/p/DZ7whw |
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Newsgroup Afghanistan a media collective of young Afghan refugees in Berlin In their #BLEIBISTAN exhibition, Newsgroup’s young media makers address the issue of asylum hearings – and rejections – of young Afghan men here in Germany by challenging the power and narrative authority of BAMF’s (Germany’s federal office for migration and refugees) bureaucratic and dehumanizing language through photography and collage. |
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X-Border_How To Step Across Borders – The film is focusing on the borders, which are present in the lives of the young refugees, and how these borders can be overcome. The projects seeks to empower young refugees by sharing an open safe-space for experimental artistic expression and collective media production. by artist Louise Vind Nielsen |
FILM SCREENING
Saturday Nov 25, 15:00 - 15:45
Saturday Nov 25, 15:00 - 15:45
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Join us on for a film screening of 19 Days. The screening will be followed by a Q and A session with Award winning Asha Siad, one of the film's two Calgary-based filmmakers.
This short documentary follows several refugee families during their first 19 days in Canada as they navigate an unfamiliar terrain that has suddenly become their home. 19 Days reveals the human side of the refugee resettlement process. A unique look at the global migration crisis and one particular stage of asylum, the film lays plain the realities faced on the difficult road towards integration. |
SOLICASINO
Saturday Nov 25, 21:00 - Till u Drop
Helping out can really be this nice: In the world’s first
solidarity-casino the pleasant (games and fun) are combined
with the practical (donations!!).
The Most charming way to have money taken from your pocket: whether it's Bingo, the Best of Boylympics with Boy Division, Close-Up Magic with the MauMau of Death with the Uschi Geller Experience or a round of Malefiz with Anas - you are welcomed into this tiny oasis of luck and play. If you are especially lucky, you will score a seat at the table of our Poker-Queen, lovely Riikka, or experience Danny Banany at his "Polette"! We can't guarantee that. But we promise exquisite mixed drinks and soft music: Whether it's your pension, wage, student loan or limony, you can go wild with your hard-earned money. Every Euro you gamble away will go to SUPPORT the Migrantpolitan and Refugee Radio Network ! Join us at SOLICASINO - SPEND YOUR PENSION! Loose as much as you like! www.migrantpolitan.com
Saturday Nov 25, 21:00 - Till u Drop
Helping out can really be this nice: In the world’s first
solidarity-casino the pleasant (games and fun) are combined
with the practical (donations!!).
The Most charming way to have money taken from your pocket: whether it's Bingo, the Best of Boylympics with Boy Division, Close-Up Magic with the MauMau of Death with the Uschi Geller Experience or a round of Malefiz with Anas - you are welcomed into this tiny oasis of luck and play. If you are especially lucky, you will score a seat at the table of our Poker-Queen, lovely Riikka, or experience Danny Banany at his "Polette"! We can't guarantee that. But we promise exquisite mixed drinks and soft music: Whether it's your pension, wage, student loan or limony, you can go wild with your hard-earned money. Every Euro you gamble away will go to SUPPORT the Migrantpolitan and Refugee Radio Network ! Join us at SOLICASINO - SPEND YOUR PENSION! Loose as much as you like! www.migrantpolitan.com
NEWS XTRA
25/5/2020
PRESS RELEASE #2
PRESS RELEASE #2
CONFERENCE POSTPONED
Due to Coronavirus
(COVID-19) Pandemic.
To Whom It May Concern,
In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, we are seeing that many events are cancelled,
postponed, or moved. It is for this reason that we no longer believe it to be feasible
to hold the conference at the end of November 2020. However, cancelling the
conference altogether is not an option for us.
The planning of the conference was well underway, with more than 300 registered
participants and 10 confirmed sessions scheduled to take place over the course
of two and half days. The most important networks of media stakeholders had already
confirmed their attendance.
After careful deliberation among the entire conference organization, and after
consultation with the CMMA2020 Conference organizing Committee,
we have therefore decided to POSTPONE THE CONFERENCE to
October/November 2021.
The 2nd Edition of the Conference on migration and media awareness (CMMA)
will therefore be held in the month of October/November 2021, at
Kampnagel International Center for Fine Arts in Hamburg.
The organizers’ main concern is to guarantee the health of everyone
involved and ensure a high level of attendance from stakeholders
around the world.
Please bear with us as we do this and stay tuned for details. These will be
posted on the CMMA2020/21 website.
Despite these ongoing changes, we are committed to keep CMMA the
premier conference and empowerment platform for media literacy, cultural
diversity and strengthening alliances towards migrants’ & refugees’ rights and solidarity.
The conference organizers invite all partners to continue their engagement with this event
and will work towards ensuring the same programme with an even greater level of
participation in 2021.
Our best wishes go out to all of you. We hope you stay safe and healthy and we are looking
forward to seeing you next year.
Thank you for your patience.
Larry M. Macaulay
Founder / Convener
Due to Coronavirus
(COVID-19) Pandemic.
To Whom It May Concern,
In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, we are seeing that many events are cancelled,
postponed, or moved. It is for this reason that we no longer believe it to be feasible
to hold the conference at the end of November 2020. However, cancelling the
conference altogether is not an option for us.
The planning of the conference was well underway, with more than 300 registered
participants and 10 confirmed sessions scheduled to take place over the course
of two and half days. The most important networks of media stakeholders had already
confirmed their attendance.
After careful deliberation among the entire conference organization, and after
consultation with the CMMA2020 Conference organizing Committee,
we have therefore decided to POSTPONE THE CONFERENCE to
October/November 2021.
The 2nd Edition of the Conference on migration and media awareness (CMMA)
will therefore be held in the month of October/November 2021, at
Kampnagel International Center for Fine Arts in Hamburg.
The organizers’ main concern is to guarantee the health of everyone
involved and ensure a high level of attendance from stakeholders
around the world.
Please bear with us as we do this and stay tuned for details. These will be
posted on the CMMA2020/21 website.
Despite these ongoing changes, we are committed to keep CMMA the
premier conference and empowerment platform for media literacy, cultural
diversity and strengthening alliances towards migrants’ & refugees’ rights and solidarity.
The conference organizers invite all partners to continue their engagement with this event
and will work towards ensuring the same programme with an even greater level of
participation in 2021.
Our best wishes go out to all of you. We hope you stay safe and healthy and we are looking
forward to seeing you next year.
Thank you for your patience.
Larry M. Macaulay
Founder / Convener
8/4/2018
PRESS RELEASE #1
PRESS RELEASE #1
Successful first edition of the
Migration and Media Awareness Conference in Hamburg
A forum to promote social empowerment
and participation through media
The first Conference on Migration and Media Awareness gathered 280+ international participants from civil society, institutions and media in Hamburg on November 24.-25.
Organized by Refugee Radio Awareness Network, the CMMA2017 took place at Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik and focused on the role and responsibilities of media in enabling (or hindering) social empowerment and participation of all members of society. Media makers and activists with a refugee or migrant background played a key role in discussion panels, workshops and exhibitions.
Anas Aboura, human rights activist and former chemistry student from Damascus, illustrated the initiatives of the Migrantpolitan collective in Hamburg and stated that “Integration means to exchange our cultures, not just to absorb one. Kampnagel provides a platform for that”.
This philosophy is at the heart of Refugee Radio Network, the project founded by Nigerian Activist \ Social commentator Larry Macaulay in 2014: “We are here to connect cultures, share knowledge, share history and contribute to a peaceful cohesive society. That’s our vision. We facilitate dialogue through the radio so that we can deconstruct this migrant fear in Europe, which is still very high”.
The psycho-social effect of mainstream media’s reporting on migration and refugees was discussed in the panel “From solidarity to fear – life in a post welcome culture”, involving also Kampnagel’s Artistic Director Amelie Deuflhard who reminded that “We need to find new and different narratives around migration” and that “The government and funding bodies are wrong to think that the ‘refugee crisis’ is solved and they should spend money on other things”.
Good practices for inclusion and freedom of expression in community media were presented at the opening panel by Prof. Brigitta Busch of the University of Vienna: “Self-representation for refugees in media is essential to counter misrepresentations and be part of more inclusive national communication spaces.” Community radio has been key in providing accessible media production and social integration opportunities for new arrivals in Germany, but community media need much more support across Europe.
Professional, “mainstream” media was criticized for reproducing structural inequalities and xenophobic political discourse, with too little efforts made to ensure refugee voices are heard in the media – for example through exiled journalists expressing their lived experience. The CMMA2017 provided a forum where all stakeholders (citizens, policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, artists, journalists and representatives of communities) could share their initiatives and strategies for social change.
Dr. Silvia Grundmann, Head of the Media and Internet Division at the Council of Europe commented that “events like these are what allows to close the divide between institutions and citizens”.
Adetayo George-Adewoye Publisher and Editor of Africa Reporters “To whom much is given, much is expected. Your contributions and struggles we acknowledge and appreciate all over Africa. Thank you for been there for all.”
Prof. Kanchan K. Malik, Head of department university of Hyderabad and faculty fellow UNESCO chair on community media “it was a wonderful conference! I feel so inspired by all the good work that RRN is doing, and also by the passion with which all the groups are advocating for the rights of migrants and for social justice. The UNESCO Chair on Community Media is hoping to be engaged more actively in this area of endeavor.”
The explorative study “Spaces of Inclusion - needs of refugees and migrants in the domain of media communication and on responses by community media”, commissioned by the Council of Europe to the University of Vienna, will be available later in December at https://www.coe.int/en/web/freedom-expression and https://www.commit.at/
The third CMFE media literacy workshop part of the Media Against Hate campaign took place as a Conference pre-event and addressed the topic of Empowerment and protection of women journalists and media makers.
See also http://europeanjournalists.org/mediaagainsthate/media-against-hate-joined-the-migration-and-media-awareness-conference-in-hamburg/
The CMMA2017 was organized by Refugee Radio Awareness Network in cooperation with the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Radio e.V Freies Sender Kombinat and Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik and in partnership with CMFE – Community Media Forum Europe, BFR – Bundesverband Freier Radios, COMMIT, AMARC Europe, Culture Wise Productions and Stiftung :do.
The Conference was made possible with financial support from Robert Bosch Stiftung, Zeit Stiftung, Schöpflin Stiftung and Council of Europe.
For more information and Conference documentation, please contact:
Larry Macaulay, Founder, Refugee Radio Network, Hamburg (Germany)
Mobile +49 152 10602011, Email: [email protected]
Migration and Media Awareness Conference in Hamburg
A forum to promote social empowerment
and participation through media
The first Conference on Migration and Media Awareness gathered 280+ international participants from civil society, institutions and media in Hamburg on November 24.-25.
Organized by Refugee Radio Awareness Network, the CMMA2017 took place at Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik and focused on the role and responsibilities of media in enabling (or hindering) social empowerment and participation of all members of society. Media makers and activists with a refugee or migrant background played a key role in discussion panels, workshops and exhibitions.
Anas Aboura, human rights activist and former chemistry student from Damascus, illustrated the initiatives of the Migrantpolitan collective in Hamburg and stated that “Integration means to exchange our cultures, not just to absorb one. Kampnagel provides a platform for that”.
This philosophy is at the heart of Refugee Radio Network, the project founded by Nigerian Activist \ Social commentator Larry Macaulay in 2014: “We are here to connect cultures, share knowledge, share history and contribute to a peaceful cohesive society. That’s our vision. We facilitate dialogue through the radio so that we can deconstruct this migrant fear in Europe, which is still very high”.
The psycho-social effect of mainstream media’s reporting on migration and refugees was discussed in the panel “From solidarity to fear – life in a post welcome culture”, involving also Kampnagel’s Artistic Director Amelie Deuflhard who reminded that “We need to find new and different narratives around migration” and that “The government and funding bodies are wrong to think that the ‘refugee crisis’ is solved and they should spend money on other things”.
Good practices for inclusion and freedom of expression in community media were presented at the opening panel by Prof. Brigitta Busch of the University of Vienna: “Self-representation for refugees in media is essential to counter misrepresentations and be part of more inclusive national communication spaces.” Community radio has been key in providing accessible media production and social integration opportunities for new arrivals in Germany, but community media need much more support across Europe.
Professional, “mainstream” media was criticized for reproducing structural inequalities and xenophobic political discourse, with too little efforts made to ensure refugee voices are heard in the media – for example through exiled journalists expressing their lived experience. The CMMA2017 provided a forum where all stakeholders (citizens, policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, artists, journalists and representatives of communities) could share their initiatives and strategies for social change.
Dr. Silvia Grundmann, Head of the Media and Internet Division at the Council of Europe commented that “events like these are what allows to close the divide between institutions and citizens”.
Adetayo George-Adewoye Publisher and Editor of Africa Reporters “To whom much is given, much is expected. Your contributions and struggles we acknowledge and appreciate all over Africa. Thank you for been there for all.”
Prof. Kanchan K. Malik, Head of department university of Hyderabad and faculty fellow UNESCO chair on community media “it was a wonderful conference! I feel so inspired by all the good work that RRN is doing, and also by the passion with which all the groups are advocating for the rights of migrants and for social justice. The UNESCO Chair on Community Media is hoping to be engaged more actively in this area of endeavor.”
The explorative study “Spaces of Inclusion - needs of refugees and migrants in the domain of media communication and on responses by community media”, commissioned by the Council of Europe to the University of Vienna, will be available later in December at https://www.coe.int/en/web/freedom-expression and https://www.commit.at/
The third CMFE media literacy workshop part of the Media Against Hate campaign took place as a Conference pre-event and addressed the topic of Empowerment and protection of women journalists and media makers.
See also http://europeanjournalists.org/mediaagainsthate/media-against-hate-joined-the-migration-and-media-awareness-conference-in-hamburg/
The CMMA2017 was organized by Refugee Radio Awareness Network in cooperation with the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Radio e.V Freies Sender Kombinat and Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik and in partnership with CMFE – Community Media Forum Europe, BFR – Bundesverband Freier Radios, COMMIT, AMARC Europe, Culture Wise Productions and Stiftung :do.
The Conference was made possible with financial support from Robert Bosch Stiftung, Zeit Stiftung, Schöpflin Stiftung and Council of Europe.
For more information and Conference documentation, please contact:
Larry Macaulay, Founder, Refugee Radio Network, Hamburg (Germany)
Mobile +49 152 10602011, Email: [email protected]
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4/1/2018
Report by Radio Globale
Radio Globale
Published on Feb 6, 2018
In Hamburg fand zum ersten Mal die „Conference on Migration and Media Awareness“ statt. Dabei kamen Medienaktivisten, Journalisten, Blogger, Medienpädagogen und Kulturschaffende aus aller Welt zusammen, um sich zu vernetzen, auszutauschen und alternative Wege und Methoden für eine positivere Berichterstattung über Flüchtlinge zu finden. Außerdem gab es zahlreiche Workshops, Diskussionsrunden und Vorstellungen von Veranstaltungen und Medienprojekten. Ein zentraler Punkt war dabei die aktuelle Entwicklung der Medienlandschaft.
Report by Radio Globale
Radio Globale
Published on Feb 6, 2018
In Hamburg fand zum ersten Mal die „Conference on Migration and Media Awareness“ statt. Dabei kamen Medienaktivisten, Journalisten, Blogger, Medienpädagogen und Kulturschaffende aus aller Welt zusammen, um sich zu vernetzen, auszutauschen und alternative Wege und Methoden für eine positivere Berichterstattung über Flüchtlinge zu finden. Außerdem gab es zahlreiche Workshops, Diskussionsrunden und Vorstellungen von Veranstaltungen und Medienprojekten. Ein zentraler Punkt war dabei die aktuelle Entwicklung der Medienlandschaft.
20/12/2017
News article about the CMMA2017 - La Repubblica
News article about the CMMA2017 - La Repubblica
1/12/2017
Council of Europe
Council of Europe
22/11/2017
WELCOME TO HAMBURG
WELCOME TO HAMBURG
13/11/2017
CMMA POSTERS STORM THE CITY OF HAMBURG
CMMA POSTERS STORM THE CITY OF HAMBURG
13/11/2017
EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR PRESS AND MEDIA FREEDOM
EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR PRESS AND MEDIA FREEDOM
9/11/2017
Hamburg.de
Hamburg.de
3/11/2017
CMFE (Community Media Forum Europe)
CMFE (Community Media Forum Europe)
11/10/2017
FSK TRANSMITTER
FSK TRANSMITTER
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11/10/2017
Hamburg-magazin
Hamburg-magazin
11/10/2017
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
3/10/2017
MEDIA AGAINST HATE
MEDIA AGAINST HATE
REGISTRATION / INFO
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Information:
Participation in the conference is free of charge. Conference Language: German / English with simultaneous interpretation. Registration: For organizational reasons, we kindly ask you to register. Here Official Hotel for this years CMMA 2021: Heikotel Hotel Am Stadtpark Hotel Stadtpark Residenz Flüggestraße 5, D-22303 Hamburg +49 40 278 40 0 / [email protected] ______ MotelOne Hamburg am Michel Ludwig-Erhard-Straße 26 20459 Hamburg +49 40 357 1890 0 |
Press Accreditation
Thank you for your interest in covering the CMMA 2021 Conference . On-line Press accreditation request procedure is now active until October 25, 2021. Applicants have to send us complete details, name, contact information (mailing address , email address, telephone number) to: [email protected] The accreditation request will not be considered, unless all the required information is submitted. |
PRACTICAL INFO
CONTACT
Have a Question?
Local Organizing Team-LOT for your questions about the current state of preparations?
An idea for a workshop or an evening event? Something else?
Here you can contact us directly! [email protected]
An idea for a workshop or an evening event? Something else?
Here you can contact us directly! [email protected]
VENUE
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
Based in the northern city of Hamburg, Kampnagel is Germany’s biggest independent production venue for the performing arts.
Since the 1980s it has been hosting independent festivals and producing cultural activities,
performances and concerts.
For its peculiarity and approach to art and society combined with an innovative model to interact and integrate refugees, recently it has actively supported various refugee initiatives and interventions.
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
Based in the northern city of Hamburg, Kampnagel is Germany’s biggest independent production venue for the performing arts.
Since the 1980s it has been hosting independent festivals and producing cultural activities,
performances and concerts.
For its peculiarity and approach to art and society combined with an innovative model to interact and integrate refugees, recently it has actively supported various refugee initiatives and interventions.
