The Alliance for Community Media (ACM) 2005 Conference is in Monterey, Calif., July 6 - 9.
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About the Conference
Each year the Alliance for Community Media hosts an International Conference and Trade Show - four days of training sessions, workshops, trade show, and hospitality events. Attendees will receive up-to-date information and hands-on experience on subjects including engineering, production and technology, legislative and legal, management and administration, professional and volunteer development, community building, media literacy, and more. The Alliance is a national non-profit membership organization that educates and advocates on behalf of community media. The Alliance provides peer professional training and community activist networking to professionals and volunteers who work in Public, Educational and Governmental (PEG) access through its national and regional conferences, website and list serves, quarterly journal, member newsletters, publications, videos, legislative and legal assistance.
The ACM promotes political, regulatory and industry support through advocacy, public relations and grassroots organizing. It facilitates networking and education among people and organizations involved with community media, primarily through its national and regional conventions, and various special interest groups (such as for trainers, volunteer producers, and government access centers).
AMP is helping to promote and sponsor this conference, which will involve an industry trade show, social events, speakers, a festival and other special events.
Conference Tracks
- Access Management & Development Track
- Media Democracy Track
- Youth and Media Education Track
- Cable License Renewal and Transfer Track
- Media and Telecom Public Policy Track
- E-Government and Institutional Network Track
- Access Past (Our Story): The History of Community Media Track
- Access Future: New Technology, New Media, New Markets, and New Opportunities for Access and Independent Producers Track
- Access Outreach Strategies and Training Track
- Educational Access & E-Learning
- Producer's Advanced Training and Facility Tours
- Hometown Track
Registration Information
SCHOLARSHIPS
Grassroots scholarships for conference registration are available through the Regions. Contact the Regional Chairs or the Alliance headquarters office at 202-393-2650 for more information. Deadline for applications is April 29, 2005.
Cancellation/Refunds
If you need to cancel, please notify the Conference Coordinator in writing. You may transfer your registration or request a refund. Refunds, less a $20 handling fee, will be issued as follows:
- Full refund if request received by June 3, 2005
- Half refund if request received by June 24, 2005
- No refund after July 1, 2005
Alliance for Community Media
666 11th Street, Suite 740
Washington, D.C. 20001-4542
Voice: 202-393-2650, Fax: 202-393-2653
E-mail: acm@alliancecm.org
Web: www.alliancecm.org
CONFERENCE COORDINATOR
Drohan Management Group12100 Sunset Hills Road, Suite 130
Reston, VA 20190
703-437-4377, Fax: 703-435-4390
Email: rturner@drohanmgmt.com
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