A Rant About New Technology !!
Barbara O’Neill of the Irish Women’s Group at West Hampstead Women’s Centre holds forth on her objections to new technology and seems to have tapped into a rich vein of opinion on the subject. Choices are disappearing as you are forced online. You will agree and disagree and laugh out loud as you recognise some of the ways in which life is nowadays. Did you know that you can stop withheld numbers from ringing on your landline? and you can tell the Telephone Preference Service that you do not want junk mail calls by phoning 0845 070 0707 .
Click on the link below to see Which Magazine’s Top Ten Tips to stop cold calls.
Presented by: Barbara O’Neill
Recorded by: Marian Larragy
Women Media Professionals from around the world
Nine podcasts were made as part of the International Media Training Day for women, held in London on 25th & 26th April 2012 – organised by Frauen Solidaritaet and Central American Women’s Network, with Camden Community Radio.
Here 3 women media professionals talk about their work. Hazel Dewan from Puntos De Encuentro, in Nicaragua tells of a TV soap that marries comedy and love themes with tackling underlying social problems among young people. Spanish with English interpretation.
Beatrice from Spain explains the work of Young Women Rights (FMJ) to challenge gender based violence among teenage couples and a film they have made to raise issues
Pria from Jeeran talks about a film project to raise awareness on the taboo subject in the Asian community of preference for boys over girls, which leads, among other things to elective abortion of female pregnancies.
There are links to each of the other podcasts, links related to this podcast and links related to the training programme organisers.
- Rani on Jeena International
- Nbecco & Joanna
- Helga and Ishrat
- Yula Burin on the Feminist Library
- Rani Bilkhu, founder of Jeena International talks with Lisa Giessauf
- Betti interviews Thabisa Bobo, a Public Educator in South Africa
- Violence Against Women in Latin America
- Against criminalisation of emergency contraception in Honduras
- Puntos De Encuentro
- Jeena International
- Central American Womens Network
- Frauen Solidaritaet
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