Multiculturalism - Integration

This last episode of the RECORD campaign focused on the difficulties that minorities must face to enter the media system in Italy.

The RECORD project is realized by Amisnet with the collaboration of the NGO Cospe and Civil Radio of Budapest. It aims to stress all the difficulties that citizens of the new Europe must face in their daily struggle for equal rights and opportunities.

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Lord K-Buya is bezieler van de CD Mixture: Black 2 White. Het is een urban plaat met hiphop, soul, r'n'b en flarden salsa. Hij werkte voor het project samen met jong talent van gans België, en met mensen van diverse afkomsten. Vandaar ook de naam "Black 2 White"; het was de bedoeling aan te tonen dat ook een multiculturele crew van jonge mensen in staat zijn om mooie muziek te maken. Wie is er te horen op de CD? Lord K-Buya zelf natuurlijk, maar ook Gio, Haider, Abdelhafid, Nydan, 8 Blaze, KMDS, Illa, Riddla Colt, Mack Celio, Youneeq, Kenza, Caddy, J-rry, Karach, Ymiro, Don Kroko en Sammy Boy. Tussen het interview door krijg een voorproefje van wat er zoal op de CD staat.

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 Ms Wanda June is 5 years old dream girl from Kurt Wonnegut book. This song was written in Almaty in 1989. Many of our friends left Soviet Union...

Song text:
I'm leaving my passport (I Ya ostavlau svoy Passport)
But i'm can't leave myself with it (No Ya ne mogu ostavit' sebya vmeste s nim)

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For centuries Central Asia has witnessed a constant flow of people across its vast territory; for many, this region is well-known as part of the Silk Road, the ancient trade route that linked China with the Roman Empire.  Today’s “caravans” of migrants along the Silk Road are mostly labourers traveling from poorer to wealthier areas in search of work.    To mark International Migrants’ Day, the UNESCO Almaty Cluster office for Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan would like to share a musical composition that has its origins in this storied land.

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‘First impressions are important. They are important because you have to understand that you are not just representing yourself. You might be representing a whole group of people. The first impression you make on someone, might be the final impression of what they have about your culture, community or ethnic group.’ This documentary is about first impressions that ethnic groups can give to the wider community. Jag talks with Helen, a Southern Sudanese woman, who works within the community sector. By Jagdeep ‘Jag’ Shergill, 'Strength in Diversity', Radio 3zzz.

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‘Multiculturalism brings benefits and problems.’ This documentary shows how Australian mainstream media portrays ethnicity. Andriani gives examples of how the media empathises with some people of ethnic backgrounds, but often fails to give a true representation of them. By Andriani Winoto, 'Strength in Diversity', Radio 3zzz.

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“Callos y Guatitas” es un programa semanal binacional Ecuador-España cuyo objetivo es mostrar la migración ecuatoriana como un proceso positivo del intercambio cultural y el desarrollo en ambos países. Asociación Latinoamericana de Educación Radiofónica .

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MOSAÏQUE Campagne. Amélie LOUAT interviews Costis KARAGEORGIS (surgeon born in Cyprus). From Radio Info R.C.

Contact: Jean-Louis Rochier, europhonia-rochier@wanadoo.fr

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Halle’s experience with the difference of culture from Eritrea compared to Australia. ‘I still got my culture I can’t change, still fighting with that, especially getting married with western societies is quite hard, because psychological it’s a bit different, but in the end we are the same. Everybody can live in harmony, that’s my message!’. By Halelliyah ‘Halle’ Yenic, from 'Strength in Diversity', Radio 3zzz.

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‘Is there anything we can do to educate Australians to accept other nationalities today?’ Kate interviews a Macedonian broadcaster at 3ZZZ. He talks about his first experiences, the language and acceptance barriers in Australia: ‘How did you adapt to the Australian life? It was very hard and difficult at the beginning. I didn’t speak English and I felt like a new born baby...’ . By Kate Stojcevski, from 'Strength in Diversity', Radio 3zzz.

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