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Canadian Community and Campus Radio Stations Are Eligible for Annual Funding Support Under the Following Programs, According to the Program Priorities Cited.
If you have ideas of merit please get in touch with CKGI 98.7 FM Gabriola Community Radio as soon as you can. stnmgr@ckgi.ca
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1. Radio Talent Development Program
The goal of the Radio Talent Development Program is to develop innovative local interest programming. The components of this program are: (a) producing local-interest content in the area of spoken word, and (b) providing training, mentoring, and/or education to those producing this content.
Total funding available: $80,000
Eligible amounts: between $500 and $10,000
2. Youth Internship Program
The Youth Internship Program is aimed at stations that are seeking to work with young Canadians in search of mentorship, education, and/or training in broadcasting within a community-oriented radio station. Its goal is to increase station capacity and outreach through recruitment, hiring, and training of young talented radio programmers while contributing new and innovative programming to stations. The components of this program are: (a) the mentorship, education, and/or training of a youth intern(s), and (b) music or spoken word programming produced by the intern(s).
Total funding available: $80,000
Eligible amounts: between $500 and $10,000
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The CRFC’s mandate is to provide support to the more than 150 licensed campus and community radio stations in Canada and to foster a well-resourced, dynamic, and accessible sector. It distributes funds under four priority areas.
1. Local Community News and Access
Local reflection in news, public affairs, arts, and culture; community access and outreach programming; and training and production, including:
- Production of local news and community affairs programs.
- Training for community news production staff.
- Support for official language minority and third-language news programming.
2. Community Music and Expression
Programming and projects that highlight and promote local music and emerging artists, including:
- Support to stations for outreach, acquisition, and archiving of local music, particularly in under-represented genres.
- Assistance to record, digitize, and distribute recordings from local artists.
3. Emerging Distribution Technologies
Planning and implementation of systems to support new program delivery technologies, including:
- Training staff and volunteers in the practical use of new communications technology.
- Research of digital distribution techniques appropriate for community radio content.
- Support for station computer technology and connectivity.
4. Sustainability and Capacity-Building
Skills and knowledge central to the ability of community radio stations to effectively serve their local communities, including:
- Assistance to stations in core competency areas like governance, management, programming, volunteer support, community relations, and development.
- Assistance to national community radio associations to provide key support services and resources to local stations.
- Support for stations in communities underserved by other media, including rural areas.
| Timeline for our next call for funding applications |
Here is our planned timeline. Please note that these dates may change. If that is the case, the CRFC will publish new dates on our website.
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#1 by John Hague on February 22, 2012 - 1:02 pm
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#2 by joanne on February 29, 2012 - 2:04 pm
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i am interested in finding information for my 18 yr old son. he is graduating from high school this year and has shown interest in the broadcast journalism field. are there internships available for local youth to gain experience in this field through this forum? he is about to embark on his lifes’ journey and would greatly benefit from structured learning in this field. i have trained in broadcast journalism at Canador Collage in north bay Ontario and would be pleased to offer any help to further the success of this en devour. My father also was a successful broadcast journalist and previously owned his own radio station in Ontario in the 70′s. CKAT radio. please send any pertinent information to me with regards to the internship programs or any other opportunities this new venture may offer to the youth of Gabriola. thank you for your time and congratulations on your approval! sincerely, Joanne McLeod.
#3 by John Hague on February 29, 2012 - 3:36 pm
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Dear Joanne McLeod,
Thanks so much for your comment. There are a couple of ideas that could be of immediate value for you and your 18 year old son. ( Do I wish I was 18 again and starting on a broadcasting career! )
1. Vancouver Island University has an excellent department of Media and Digital Media Studies. Just a few years ago
VIU
declared that it is now granting a B.A. in Media Studies. Doug
Stetar
is the Department Chair, and instructors such as Marian van
der
Zon
would be well worth meeting.
2.
CKGI
has two Volunteer Broadcaster Manuals now in “beta test” and those are available for you to
download
from our web page.
http://www.ckgi.ca/1228-volunteer-broadcasters-and-spoken-word-on-ckgi/
The two manuals are Identified as – “The
NewsRoom
” and “The Interview”. Both are meant to support a station mentor who is introducing “Spoken Word” programming.
3. We will be applying soon for funding from the Community Radio Fund of Canada and would welcome your contribution to our application effort for this funding.
#4 by John Hague on May 1, 2012 - 4:08 pm
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Joanne,
We have filed our Application with Community Radio Fund of Canada and would very much like to get in touch with you.
Please email us at stnmgr@ckgi.ca
We have an urgent need for volunteers now to help us through the community consultation process with the Islands Trust regarding our broadcast tower site.
Thanks very much.
John