Home News Archive Events CMFE 2011 conference closed today

Support CMFE

Support CMFE by donating via Paypal

we are more campaign

we are moreThe we are more campaign seeks European wide support and buy-in of the Cultural Sector (and Civil Society) in order to support the budget proposal for the EU Creative Europe Programme 2014-2020 and to lobby for the right place for culture within the proposal

Poliglotti4.eu

CMFE is one of the 29 members of the EU Civil Society Platform on Multilingualism (CSPM).
> Visit the Poliglotti4.eu website

Poliglotti

 

 

 

CMFE's choice for online work

Podio


Podio is an online work platform with a new take on how everyday work gets done. It gives people more power than they’ve ever had before to manage their work better, smarter and in their own way. Combining hundreds of specialized and flexible work apps with messaging, tasks, reporting, workflow and contact management, Podio lets you build and shape the online workplace most fitting to your role. It eliminates scattered, unorganized work routines, and replaces project management software from different companies with a single environment and a single login. Podio is already trusted by thousands of teams, companies and organizations worldwide who use it to facilitate a particular work process or to connect all their work activity. Visit podio.com to learn more about changing the way you work.

CMFE 2011 conference closed today
News - Events
Written by Salvatore Scifo   
Saturday, 19 November 2011 14:00

 

CCMCThe 1st CMFE Conference and General Assembly closed today, marking the first major event organized directly by CMFE with the the support of the 'Europe for Citizens' programme, co-organised and hosted by the Cyprus Community Media Centre (CCMC), with the organizational support of the World Association of Community Radio broadcasters (AMARC) and International Media Support (IMS) for the Community Media and the Arab Spring panel.

The Nicosia conference was one of the key community media events of this year in Europe, bringing together over 100 conference participants from all over the continent and include members from North America. A special plenary on Community Media and Arab Spring, organized by World Association of Community Radio broadcasters (AMARC) in collaboration with CMFE, and support of IMS and the Europe for Citizens Programme (EACEA), brought together key activists from the Middle East and North Africa region.

Five plenary sessions included 24 contributions, where parallel sessions and workshops delivered a further 43 contributions. Representatives from the media regulatory authorities from Albania and the Czech Republic participated to the conference, as well as key representatives from civil society and institutions in Cyprus and Europe.

In this occasion CMFE convened its 2011 ordinary General Assembly on 17 November 2011 at 10.00am at the Home for Cooperation Conference Room, Home for Cooperation, located at the Ledra Palace Grounds in the UN Buffer Zone of Nicosia, Cyprus.

> Abstracts book (pdf, 920 kb)

> Conference Programme (pdf, 320 kb)


Live from the conference
For those not able to attend the conference, we are glad to inform that you can access conference materials on these sites

> Conference blog

> Conference updates

> Facebook

> Twitter

This event was co-organised by the Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE) and the Cyprus Community Media Centre (CCMC) and hosted by the Cyprus Community Media Centre (CCMC),

The event was supported by: European Union under the 'Europe for Citizens Programme 2011', European Commission Representation in Cyprus, United Nations Development Programme, Action for Cooperation and Trust in Cyprus (UNDP-ACT), Goethe Institute in Nicosia, Cyprus, World Association of Community Radio broadcasters (AMARC), and International Media Support (IMS).

 
 
EU
CMFE is supported by the EU under the Europe for Citizens Programme 2011.

©CMFE, Community Media Forum Europe, 2004-2012. Registered in Belgium as International NGO n.0822992342