[Women on Air] Are you on the list?

Good morning everyone,

I hope you’ve been keeping well. I just wanted to let you know that
“The List” of female area experts on womenonair.ie now has more than
935 listings! Producers and researchers can find radio and TV
contributors on the list by searching under the topic or the expert’s
job description “Politics, Economist, Scientist/ Genetics, Business,
Environment” All the womens’ contact details and links to previous
appearances are also included.

Spread the word
So, if you know anyone who is looking for more women for their
programmes – or conferences – then just please direct them to “The
List” on womenonair.ie.

If you’re an expert in your field and you have media experience you
might be eligible for the list too. Please contact helen@clearink.ie
for more information.

Warm regards,

Mags

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[Basement Project Space] Re_actions

our Video Here presents

 ’Re_actions’

 

Basement Project Space 

 

You are invited to a one night screening of selected video and film works on Thursday 12th April at 8.00pm.

Basement Project Space Cork, Camden Quay, Cork City.

Admission Free.

 

 

Your Video Here presents ‘Re_actions’,  a series of film and video works that were selected from

an open submission response to the theme ‘Under_ground’ at Basement Project Space.

 

Screening:

‘Connect’ – Director Carol O’Keefe

‘Kim’ – Director Kathy Raftery

‘Then’ – Artist Atoose Pour Houssieni

‘Urban Swimming’ – Artist Vannessa Daws

 

There will be an open discussion after the screening with the selected artists and film makers.

 

 

Your Video Here

Your Video Here is a non profit organization that creates screenings, workshops and discussion about film and video across Ireland. YVH is open to submissions of projects, films videos and ideas. YVH is also open to collaboration with both groups and individuals. In January 2012 Your Video Here incorporated Videogram Limerick into its events. Videogram Limerick was founded by Alan O’Keeffe and Joanna Hopkins In 2010.

 

www.yourvideohere.com

 

Basement Project Space Cork

 

Basement Project Space is an Artist-led initiative located in the Basement level of Ozalid House on Camden Quay, Cork city, Ireland. It was co-founded by 3 Cork-based artists Lorraine Mc Donnell, Stephanie Hough, and Rachel Mc Donnell in July 2009.The Space consists of a Project/Exhibition area at the front of the building with a designated common area.The aim for Basement Project Space is to offer an alternative interdisciplinary visual art space in order to engage in current contemporary dialogue between practitioner, practice and viewer. Aiming to bring divergent artistic disciplines to a wider audience in Cork city and beyond. To do this we are endeavoring to host an array of contemporary artists, creative thinkers and multifarious creative practitioners. Giving them a platform through an open-ended program of exhibitions, experimental collaborative projects and once a month events.

www.basementprojectspace.wordpress.com

Help a fellow feminista!

Greetings sister Feministas!

Would you be able to spare 15 minutes to complete this survey as a way of getting local women’s views on Feminism for a documentary I am making for Cork Campus Radio?  The programme is aimed as getting academic research on feminism to meet and interact with public views and attitudes.The research presented is based on my MA thesis, “What makes you not a feminist?” which looks at why women and men who believe in full equality for women resist the name and identification “feminist”. I am questioning if this is because of negative media publicity or a lack of understanding of who feminists are, and what they really do.

If anyone would like to comment, or be interviewed, please contact me directly on nilmini@eircom.net
To complete the survey,  please click on this link!

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/W8TFFCB

Thanks Nilmini

 

Another request has also come in, not directly from Lisa, but from someone who was forwarded the original request:

To whom it may concern,

 

Apologies for the intrusion.

 

My name is Lisa, I am a forensic psychologist based at University College Cork. I am conducting national research in a number of areas including conflict or violence in personal relationships, community crime and crimes against businesses.  I am contacting you seeking advice regarding how best to raise awareness about this research and recruit interested volunteers among users of your service.

 

The research can be found on the Violence & Abuse Prevention Alliance website http://www.vapa.ie/survey.html. This research is directed at everyone as it looks at general opinions as well as experiences of these topics.  Volunteers have the option of completing the survey on-line, over the telephone, using the paper-and-pencil version or face-to-face interview.

 

Any advice on the possible ways in which I may be able to recruit interested volunteers would be very much appreciated.

 

Kind regards

Lisa

Round up of IWD Media

International Women’s Day Coverage

 

Fiach Kelly: Age just a number, says bashful Pat as he salutes women’s work

Women’s rights abuses ‘escalating’

Woman fired from ‘world’s most dangerous job’

Six women protesters shot dead in Ivory Coast

Survival rate for women with ovarian cancer has doubled

100 Voices In Business – Celebrating 100 Years Of International Women’s Day

Housekeepers for priests were exploited: study

Abuse of women’s rights ‘rose in recession’

I fought eating disorder, admits Allen as she launches new career

Women’s guilt over work queries at home

Without women’s full input we’re ‘flying on one wing’

Women’s day site hacked

O’Connor commits Siptu to equality

Single steps on the road to progress and a glance back at how far we’ve come

Drama highlights campaign to amend De Valera’s constitution

Parliament backs equality resolution

On the day: what people think

March to highlight marginalisation of women marred by shouting match with men

 

 

Feminista Fridays

So after our very successful first meeting last week, we’re delighted to be able to send out a weekly feminista update to all members of our google group.

This update will include Media Watch, which will highlight articles from the past week in the media; Event Listings, which will list upcoming events in Cork and further afield and Cork Feminista Events, which will focus solely on the work of Cork Feminista.

If you would like anything included in our weekly shout out to members, then please email it to us at corkfeminista@gmail.com by close of business on Thursday as the update will be sent out on Fridays.

If you would like to subscribe to receive our weekly update, then please email your details (name and email address) to corkfeminista@gmail.com with ‘Sign up’ in the subject line!

Jen & Linda