[IPSM] Native Solidarity News recruitment

[Dan ngh!]

this email is for all folks interested in collaborating with NSN -

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On Monday, January 24th, at 18H00, we will be having an NSN Open House.  
This is an opportunity for people new to the show, new to CKUT 90.3FM, or 
anyone else interested in working on this weekly program.  There will be 
food served, and a presentation on the past, present, and future (you!) of 
the show.  CKUT is located at 3647, University Street, near the corner of 
Pine avenue.  Feel free to stop in.  If you'd like more information, please 
write to nsn at ckut.ca or call 514-398-6788.  You can also visit the website 
at www.ckut.ca/nsn/ .
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your collaboration with Native Solidarity News CAN vary, we welcome:

-your suggestions for news items or features
(for example - topics with contact info)

-your participation in news research, writing and reading
(we are looking for a diversity of sources on issues of national
importance covering a plurality of topics)

-your productions (interviews, documentaries, panels) offering an
in-depth reflection on a topic
(for example, a 30mins interview including intro / issues / background /
give contact info at the end)

have you suggestions? send them to nsn at ckut.ca

what now?  if you want to regularly contribute to NSN, we hold monthly
meetings on 2nd TUESDAYs at ckut (3647 University) from 7-8pm.

also - a note to nsn producers, the nsn email-list has been set up.
post your proposals and updates to nsnproducers at ckut.ca.

and a final note to adam or anyone else with suggestions, please send me
email contact for folks doing similar work nationwide who could be
invited to collaborate.

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Welcome to Native Solidarity News (NSN)

Native Solidarity News was approved by CKUT's Programming Committee as a
"weekly one-hour evening or weekend show on issues concerning indigenous
peoples worldwide, with a particular focus on Native North Americans"
and an editorial perspective to speak on Native issues "from a
non-Native perspective and for a mostly non-Native audience, with no
pretense of speaking for Native people."

The show today fits this almost exactly, with the exception that some
contributors are Native. For everybody who has worked on the program,
the understanding of what we are here to do is becoming ever more
subtle. The show now plays an important role in activist and other
non-Native communities and urban and reservation Native communities.

NSN is currently carried on 21 stations from Nova Scotia to British
Columbia.


Contact information:
514.398.6788
nsn at ckut.ca

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