Radios: How can you get involved in Radio1812?
Radio 1812 cannot happen without you, so get involved and make sure you are part of the biggest radio event ever! The team behind Radio 1812 invites you to take part in this global audio event with the aim to involve more countries, radios, migrant organisations and concerned citizens all around the world in the celebrations for International Migrants Day on 18 December 2007.
Radios are central to the Radio 1812 global event and ways to get involved include:
Take part in the International Migrants Day’s Radio 1812 Broadcast Event by producing and broadcasting a programme on migration on 18th December and then share it with the world by uploading it on to the Radio 1812 website. Recommended file format for upload to the site is: mp3, 32 bit, 44100HZ or you can send your files to radio1812@december18.net and we will upload them for you.
If you are a bit stuck on angles or ideas, why not check our thematic briefings on key areas of migration, issues that touch all communities and all migrants around the world. You might also want to invite migrants or other concerned citizens as well as politicians to your show, or go out and visit projects and interview the locals.
Share any already existing audio content on migration that you already have by uploading it onto the Radio 1812’s website. Recommended file format for upload to the site is: mp3, 32 bit, 44100HZ or you can send your files to radio1812@december18.net and we will upload them for you.
Rebroadcasting programmes. No time to produce a full programme for the 18 December? You want to enrich your programme on migration with some outside flavour? Why not download a programme from the Radio 1812 site and rebroadcast part or all of a programme? Or you can translate, adapt or rebroadcast one of our jingles (available in 5 languages) for this year’s event. Just make sure that you mention International Migrants Day and Radio 1812. For research purpose, we would appreciate if you contacted us at radio1812@december18.net if you rebroadcast a programme.
Cover International Migrants Day events in your area or worldwide: events will take place around the world on 18th December and these might provide you with exciting and relevant content for a full programme or as a good piece for your 18th December news bulletin.
Let us know! Whatever you do, please let us know in advance of what you are planning to do on 18 December at radio1812@december18.net so we can promote your participation to our global constituencies.
We need the following information from you: country, time and date of broadcast (if relevant), frequency (if relevant), URL (if relevant), contact name and email, short summary of programming.
Contact us: Last but not least, Radio 1812’s staff is happy to give interviews although we prefer if organisations and individuals closer to you and your audience are your first port of call. The world wants to hear about what goes on where you are!
Stay informed: Subscribe to one of our mailing lists to keep informed with all the bits and pieces you will need to know to be part of Radio 1812 this year. You can also register to our RSS feed if you want to keep up to date with all the news on migration.
Disclaimer
Radio 1812 is an online inter-active initiative launched by December 18, open to input from audiences worldwide. Therefore written and audio content contained on this website do not necessarily reflect the views of December 18 or its board, or the following supporting agencies: UNESCO, Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, Nationale Loterij (Belgium), Taiwan Foundation for Democracy. Editors have authority over the site and will remove any content deemed unsuitable.
All content on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported and anyone uploading audio content on this site agrees to participate under this copyright regime.
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