New Neighbours is the most recent piece in a puzzle of European projects and efforts carried out by leading international and national media and civil society organizations to promote responsible journalism and respectful dialogue amongst all members of society. Led by the European Broadcasting Union, the 24-month project runs until the end of 2020 and has produced the third edition of the documentary film series New Neighbours, involving 9 European Public Service Broadcasters from Croatia, Germany, Czech Republic,
The Netherlands, Italy, Slovenia, Belgium, Spain, and Portugal. The films explore
real stories of new encounters between ‘locals’ and ‘newly arrived’ citizens, showing the complexities and the richness of intercultural integration processes. In the development of the series, the broadcasters cooperated with local civil society and community media organizations in order to explore creative angles and ideas.
Objectives
➤ Encourage people with diverse backgrounds to get involved in intercultural audio productions (especially women from minority groups/migrants and refugees).
➤ Discuss and test sustainable formats for multilingual programs.
➤ Produce joint programs during and after the workshop
Details
Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 5 PM – 7 PM
Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 5 PM – 7 PM
Saturday, October 17, 2020 at 2.30 PM – 6 PM
Venue:
SD Factory via Brigata Reggio, 29 42124 - Reggio nell'Emilia [RE]

+Presentation: Introductory session on the “New Neighbours” project
+ Film Screening: The “New Neighbours” series
+ Panel Discussion: Let’s Get Kritikal
COSPE New Neighbours partner – Presents national event organised in the framework of the European project New Neighbours in collaboration with Refugee Radio Network, aiming at disseminating the contents and the results of the project.
The documentaries and media productions created by community media will be shown, and a debate on the issues of the project will be stimulated. Also of interest will be the community media initiatives featured in the Council of Europe “Spaces of Inclusion” report which include programmes presented by migrants for migrants as well as multilingual outputs aimed at engaging with host communities.
New Neighbours is an EU-funded project led by COSPE and a coalition of civil society organisations, including European Broadcasting Union EBU, Media Diversity Institute MDI, Community Media Forum Europe CMFE and Community Medien Institut COMMIT.

Its aim is to highlight the positive social and economic contributions made by migrants and refugees throughout communities across Europe.
The project works with public service media, community media, and civil society organisations. It aims to challenge stereotypes and expose commonly held myths, placing migrant voices at the heart of discussions on migration and delivering innovative messaging in order to help promote the integration of migrants into local communities.

The national event will bring together, public service broadcasters, community media actors, EU offices, civil society organisations, representatives from migrant groups and local authorities.
The event is by invitation only.
Please register at this link by the October 30th 2020: https://bit.ly/2ZrmMqd
Details:
Saturday, November 14, 2020 at 2 PM – 5 PM
Venue:
Kampnagel - Internationales Zentrum für schönere Künste


Saturday, November 14, 2020 at 2 PM – 5 PM

Kampnagel - Internationales Zentrum für schönere Künste

Sa, 15.08.2020 @18:00 – 22:00
LARRY MACAULAY - LET’S GET KRITIKAL / MIGRANTPOLITAN RADIO GARDEN XPERIENCE
Larry Macaulay, auch bekannt als ("Shaka" oder "Mista Larry") ist ein preisgekrönter Medienunternehmer, Public Affairs-Analyst und Sozialkritiker, Gründer des Refugee Radio Network, regelmäßiger Kampnagel Gast und Mitbegründer des Migrantpolitan. Mit LET'S GET KRITIKAL lädt er nun zu einer Infotainment-Show im Festival Avant-Garden ein - einer Gesprächsplattform über das Alltagsleben von Migrant*innen bzw. neuen Nachbar*innen, innerhalb und außerhalb des Kontinents. Hier sind die Auseinandersetzungen direkt, ehrlich und kritisch - und den Gedanken sind keine Grenzen gesetzt #kritikalthinking!
Anschließend präsentiert Mista Larry die MIGRANTPOLITAN RADIO GARDEN XPERIENCE: Lassen Sie sich an diesem lauen Sommerabend durch die Musik miteinander verbinden: Eine zweistündige Mischung aus Soul-Jazz und R'n'b-Weltmusik. Die Gäste können über die Geo-Location-Mapping-App ihren Lieblingsradiosender weltweit auswählen und ihn über Social Media ihren Lieben widmen.
Für weitere Informationen klicken Sie auf den Link KAMPNAGEL

On World Radio Day 2020 (WRD 2020), UNESCO calls on radio stations to uphold diversity, both in their newsroom and on the airwaves. 
This edition of WRD is divided into three main sub-themes: 

• Advocating for pluralism in radio, including a mix of public, private and community broadcasters;
• Encouraging representation in the newsroom, with teams comprised of diverse society groups;
• Promoting a diversity of editorial content and programme types reflecting the variety of the audiences.

​A new talk-series by media-entrepreneur Larry Macaulay, who brings together journalists from different contexts. In a talk show-like setting the participants will share their opinions and analyses about topics like politics, migration, culture, economy or sports.
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In der neuen Talk-Reihe bringt Media-Entrepreneur Larry Macaulay Journalist*innen unterschiedlicher Kontexte zusammen. Im Setting einer Fernsehshow tauschen sie Analysen und Meinungen aus zu aktuellen Themen wie Migration, Politik, Kultur, Wirtschaft und Sport.
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DE Die Migrantpolitan Academy ist ein experimentell-transkulturelles Talkshowformat. Nach einem offenen Austausch zwischen Kampnagel-Dramaturgin Nadine Jessen, Kurator und Migrantpolitan Host Anas Aboura und Medienaktivist Larry Macaulay präsentiert letzterer sein musikalisches Essay „Lagos to Hamburg”: Disco, Funk und Pop der 70er & 80er angereichert mit Erinnerungen und Anekdoten aus seiner Jugend in Lagos.

EN The Migrantpolitan Academy is an experimental-transcultural talk show format. After an open discussion between Kampnagel curator Nadine Jessen, curator and Migrantpolitan host Anas Aboura and media activist Larry Macaulay, the latter presents his musical essay “Lagos to Hamburg”: disco, funk and pop of the ‘70s & ‘80s are enriched with memories and anecdotes from his youth in Lagos.
Date: Thursday, August 22, 2019 at 8 PM – 11:30 PM
venue: Migrantpolitan - Kampnagel - Jarrestrasse 20 / Garden, 22303 Hamburg, Germany