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Fondacija CURE i Helsinški parlament građana Banja Luka vas pozivaju na X-PRESS sesiju:
"Uključivanje javnosti u procese monitoringa medija"
X-Press sesija se održava u subotu, 19.05.2012. u 11:00h, u restoranu Druga Kuća Lora, Kolodvorska 9 i 13, u Sarajevu.
Uvodničarka sesije je Ljiljana Zurovac, izvršna direktorica Vijeća za štampu u BiH.
Govorit će o medijskom izvještavanju u BiH, kako i na koji način medijsko izvještavanje o marginalizovanim grupama utječe na oblikovanje stavova javnosti, o pozitivnim praksama medijskog izvještavanja o marginalizovanim grupama, te o uključivanju javnosti u procese monitoringa medija.
Svjetski dan slobode medija obilježava se svake godine početkom maja sa ciljem podizanja svijesti o važnosti medijskih sloboda i njenih temeljnih načela. Sloboda medija obuhvaća osobito: slobodu izražavanja mišljenja, neovisnost medija, slobodu prikupljanja, istraživanja, objavljivanja i rasparčavanja informacija u cilju informiranja javnosti.
Različite konvencije i zakoni koji se prmijenjuju u našoj zemlji garantiraju, kako običnim građanima/kama tako i medijskim profesionalcima/kama, slobodu izražavanja koja je neophodan segmet svakog demokratskog društva. Propisi obavezuju novinare/ke i medijske kuće da fer, pošteno, profesionalno i nepristrasno izvještavaju javnost, te nalažu da u svom djelovanju budu ekonomski i politički neovisni/e.
Uvodničarske sesije posvećujemo ulozi medija i nastojimo ukazati kako mediji imaju mogućnost pomoći i doprinijeti osvještivanju našeg društva. Odgovorit ćemo na brojna pitanja, a jedno od važnijih je - na koji način se mediji mogu osigurati profesionalno izvještavanje, sa posebnim naglaskom na izvještavanje o marginalizovanim grupama u Bosni i Hercegovini.
Pozivamo vas da dođete na X-Press sesiju, saznate više i pomognete da informiramo i educiramo javnost.
X-Press sesije odvijaju se kao tematski doručak-susret sa novinarkama i novinarima i ciljaju ih ohrabiti za rad koji će biti etičan i profesionalan kada se radi o prikazivanju stvarnosti svih osoba podjednako. Za X-Press inicijativu, CURE je partnerska organizacija Helsinškom parlamentu građana iz Banja Luke. Projekat finansira Delegacija Evropske komisije u Bosni i Hercegovini.
Za više informacija, molimo kontaktirajte CURE ured na 033 264 - 420, ili pišite na This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Dobrodošli/e!
za Fondaciju CURE
Vedrana Frašto
Sarajevo, 18. maj 2012.

Fondacija CURE i Helsinški parlament građana Banja Luka vas pozivaju na X-PRESS sesiju:
"Uključivanje javnosti u procese monitoringa medija"

X-Press sesija se održava u subotu, 19.05.2012. u 11:00h, u restoranu Druga Kuća Lora, Kolodvorska 9 i 13, u Sarajevu.
Uvodničarka sesije je Ljiljana Zurovac, izvršna direktorica Vijeća za štampu u BiH.
Govorit će o medijskom izvještavanju u BiH, kako i na koji način medijsko izvještavanje o marginalizovanim grupama utječe na oblikovanje stavova javnosti, o pozitivnim praksama medijskog izvještavanja o marginalizovanim grupama, te o uključivanju javnosti u procese monitoringa medija. Svjetski dan slobode medija obilježava se svake godine početkom maja sa ciljem podizanja svijesti o važnosti medijskih sloboda i njenih temeljnih načela. Sloboda medija obuhvaća osobito: slobodu izražavanja mišljenja, neovisnost medija, slobodu prikupljanja, istraživanja, objavljivanja i rasparčavanja informacija u cilju informiranja javnosti. Različite konvencije i zakoni koji se prmijenjuju u našoj zemlji garantiraju, kako običnim građanima/kama tako i medijskim profesionalcima/kama, slobodu izražavanja koja je neophodan segmet svakog demokratskog društva. Propisi obavezuju novinare/ke i medijske kuće da fer, pošteno, profesionalno i nepristrasno izvještavaju javnost, te nalažu da u svom djelovanju budu ekonomski i politički neovisni/e. Uvodničarske sesije posvećujemo ulozi medija i nastojimo ukazati kako mediji imaju mogućnost pomoći i doprinijeti osvještivanju našeg društva. Odgovorit ćemo na brojna pitanja, a jedno od važnijih je - na koji način se mediji mogu osigurati profesionalno izvještavanje, sa posebnim naglaskom na izvještavanje o marginalizovanim grupama u Bosni i Hercegovini.  Pozivamo vas da dođete na X-Press sesiju, saznate više i pomognete da informiramo i educiramo javnost.
X-Press sesije odvijaju se kao tematski doručak-susret sa novinarkama i novinarima i ciljaju ih ohrabiti za rad koji će biti etičan i profesionalan kada se radi o prikazivanju stvarnosti svih osoba podjednako. Za X-Press inicijativu, CURE je partnerska organizacija Helsinškom parlamentu građana iz Banja Luke. Projekat finansira Delegacija Evropske komisije u Bosni i Hercegovini.
Za više informacija, molimo kontaktirajte CURE ured na 033 264 - 420, ili pišite na This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
 
Solemn “Srđan Aleksić“ awarding PDF Print E-mail
Solemn  “Srđan Aleksić“ awarding
Banja Luka, 7 May 2012
Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly Banja Luka and Foundation Cure from Sarajevo are inviting you to a solemn second “Srđan Aleksić“ awarding which will take place on 8th  of May at 20.00 hours in Muzicki paviljon  in Petar Kočić park, Banja Luka.
At this year’s open competition for “Srđan Aleksić“ award in total were received 10 T and radio stories, 24 web and newspaper stories and 8 suggestions for special award for reporting in continuity. This year the jury will award 6 awards all together in all categories.
The four-member jury decided that the first award for stories in printing media that affirm and promote professional reporting on marginalized groups in BiH resulting in specific actions and progress is to be awarded to Milkica Milojević, journalist of “EuroBlic”.
In competition of radio stories, it is decided to give the first award to Mirsad Čamdžić,  Radio Gračanica journalist whilst the second award goes to Radmila Grubiša, journalist on BH radio 1.
In category of TV stories, the second award will be given to Tina Jelin Dizdar, TV Liberty journalist for authentic story on a war disabled person  from Mostar, a story that reflects  all absurd and cruelty of war.
This year, for the first time, there will be award for articles on web portals. The second award in this category will be given to Irma Husić, journalist of novinar.me portal.
Special award for reporting in continuity, based on unanimously decision of the jury, is to be given to web portal manjine.ba which recognized the importance of marginalization of social groups’ issues but importance of promotion and defense of minority rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Banja Luka, 10 May 2012.
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Within a two-day long conference on professional and ethical standards for reporting on marginalized groups, a solemn journalist awarding “Srdjan Aleksic” was held on 8th of May.
For the second time in full hall of the Petar Kocic park music pavilion journalists’awards were given to journalists, women and men whose work has been appraised by a four-member jury to be professional and who in an argument manner reported on different marginalized groups in our society. Milkica Milojević, “Euroblic” journalist won the first award in category of print media. The award to her was given by Aida Halilović, M:tel company representative, one of the sponsors. As for category of radio stories, the first award went to Mirsad Čamdžić, to whom representative of UniCredit bank handed over the award. The second award was given to  Radmila Grubiša, a journalist on  BH radio 1.
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The founder, peace activist and director for years of the Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly Lidija Živanović handed over the award to Grubisa. In category of TV stories, the second award for a very authentic story on a war disabled person from Mostar picturing all the absurd and cruelty of war went to Tina Jelin Dizdar, a journalist on TV Liberty. The award to her was delivered by Enes Osmančević, a jury member. This year for the first time, an award for stories  on web portals was given to Irma Husić, a student and journalist of novinar.me portal.  Erduan Katana, a journalist of radio “Slobodna Evropa” ( Free Europe) delivered the award to her. A special award for reporting on continuity was given to portal Manjina.ba and the award on behalf of the editorial board was received by Vesna Andree Zaimović, editor-in-chief of this portal.
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Second module “Gender and Media” PDF Print E-mail
Second module “Gender and Media”
Konjic, 27 -29 April 2012
Two months after holding the first Module, there was held the second one titled „ Gender and Media“ from 27 till 29 April 2012 in Konjic. Academy attendees from political parties, organizations of civil society and students from Bosnia and Herzegovina listened and actively took part at lectures and workshops from the field of gender and media.
How to read the media contents, analyze from gender aspect  audio-visual products of mass culture and how women are marginalized in print media in BiH, the attendees found out from Lamija Kosovic, mA Sarajevo Centre for Interdisciplinary Post graduating studies, dr Danijela Majstorovic, Banja Luka Faculty of Philology and journalist Milkica Milojevic from Banja Luka.
Jasmina Čaušević, MA Sarajevo and  Valentina Pellizer from Sarajevo One World Foundation held the lecture from gender sensitive language and feminist approach in use of new media technologies. The last day of the Module was scheduled for training from how to present itself in the media at which the attendees with assistance of Tihomir Stanic from Banja Luka Alternative TV station and Dragana Dardic, MA from Helsinki Citizens' Assembly were in situation to simulate press conferences and practiced how to learn about their as best as possible  the media presentation . Holding a third module  about the gender and power  of the Academy is planned for  fall this year.
Konjic/Banja Luka, 3. maj 2012.
drugi-modul-Konjic1Two months after holding the first Module, there was held the second one titled „ Gender and Media“ from 27 till 29 April 2012 in Konjic. Academy attendees from political parties, organizations of civil society and students from Bosnia and Herzegovina listened and actively took part at lectures and workshops from the field of gender and media.
How to read the media contents, analyze from gender aspect  audio-visual products of mass culture and how women are marginalized in print media in BiH, the attendees found out from Lamija Kosovic, mA Sarajevo Centre for Interdisciplinary Post graduating studies, dr Danijela Majstorovic, Banja Luka Faculty of Philology and journalist Milkica Milojevic from Banja Luka.
Jasmina Čaušević, MA Sarajevo and  Valentina Pellizer from Sarajevo One World Foundation held the lecture from gender sensitive language and feminist approach in use of new media technologies. The last day of the Module was scheduled for training from how to present itself in the media at which the attendees with assistance of Tihomir Stanic from Banja Luka Alternative TV station and Dragana Dardic, MA from Helsinki Citizens' Assembly were in situation to simulate press conferences and practiced how to learn about their as best as possible  the media presentation . Holding a third module  about the gender and power  of the Academy is planned for  fall this year.
 
Women and politics PDF Print E-mail
Women and politics
Banja Luka, 27 April 2012
Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly and the Embassy of the United States of America to BiH have organized yesterday at the American Corner a lecture on building a leadership capacity of women in politics, NGOs, business, media and government. The lecturer was Stephanie Foster, a consultant and professor at the Institute “Women and Politics” at Washington University. Stephanie Foster is very experienced in work with women politicians and was involved in Bill Clinton’s election team  who led his presidential election campaign.
“The work in politics is difficult for both, men and women, but more difficult for women”, she said at the beginning of the lecture adding that nowadays there is a number  of researches on  women’s participation in politics.
These researches, according to Foster’s words, are  a confirmation that women bring new changes into politics in many ways.
“The first way is related to prioritizing certain issues showing that women put on the agenda different issues than those may be put by men. The second way refers to effects achieved by women’s participation on the way  institutions are in charge of.
A World Bank study showed that the rise of  women at decision-making positions and business  decrease the level of corruption”, Foster said to the attendees amongst whom the majority were young women from different political parties. Foster also talked about ways of leading pre-electoral campaigns showing several approaches to voters.
“The most important question that you have to know the answer to  is why voters should vote for you”, was Foster’s message.
Banja Luka, 27 April 2012.
americki-kutakHelsinki Citizens’ Assembly and the Embassy of the United States of America to BiH have organized yesterday at the American Corner a lecture on building a leadership capacity of women in politics, NGOs, business, media and government. The lecturer was Stephanie Foster, a consultant and professor at the Institute “Women and Politics” at Washington University. Stephanie Foster is very experienced in work with women politicians and was involved in Bill Clinton’s election team  who led his presidential election campaign. “The work in politics is difficult for both, men and women, but more difficult for women”, she said at the beginning of the lecture adding that nowadays there is a number  of researches on  women’s participation in politics.
These researches, according to Foster’s words, are  a confirmation that women bring new changes into politics in many ways.
“The first way is related to prioritizing certain issues showing that women put on the agenda different issues than those may be put by men. The second way refers to effects achieved by women’s participation on the way  institutions are in charge of.   A World Bank study showed that the rise of  women at decision-making positions and business  decrease the level of corruption”, Foster said to the attendees amongst whom the majority were young women from different political parties. Foster also talked about ways of leading pre-electoral campaigns showing several approaches to voters.
“The most important question that you have to know the answer to  is why voters should vote for you”, was Foster’s message.
 
Internet II PDF Print E-mail
Banja Luka, 23 April   2012
Talking of ACTA document which will bring measures to protect intellectual ownership, Slobodan Micic, a student who completed his courses at Banja Luka Faculty of Sciences said at today’s “brunch with journalists” that science and information should be accessible to everyone and that “every attempt to disable it is an attack and freedom loss”.   According to his words, there are big companies, such as film and discography companies behind the ACTA whose only goal is to make profit.
“There are already institutions dealing with intellectual property protection so it is not clear why do we  now need ACTA too. Its only goal is to maximize profit and control internet”, said Micic on the occasion of today’s International Day of Book and Author Rights. Copying certain things from internet, as Micic put, is not forgery but merely multiplication without touching or changing the mere content. He thinks that ever strict law enforcement due to forgery will not make people to buy original DVD or music because “people simply do not have 40 Euros to buy a film or, say, 7000 dollars for licensed Photoshop programme”. He reminded of free operative systems such is LINUX which became the biggest growing operative system in the world. Micic concluded that ACTA issue  is not of legal nature but technical one because “modern technology overcame the current laws and out of date monetary system”. If there is persistency in controlling the flow and widening of information on internet, Micic mentioned the option of making a parallel “second internet or internet II” which is technically very realistic and free and accessible to everyone. According to Communication Regulatory Agency, BiH had 2 millions of internet users in 2010.
Institute for Intellectual Property BiH is in charge of regulation and laws regarding intellectual property enforcement whose representatives did not show up at “brunch with journalists”.
Banja Luka, 23 April 2012.
doruak_2_scenaTalking of ACTA document which will bring measures to protect intellectual ownership, Slobodan Micic, a student who completed his courses at Banja Luka Faculty of Sciences said at today’s “brunch with journalists” that science and information should be accessible to everyone and that “every attempt to disable it is an attack and freedom loss”.   According to his words, there are big companies, such as film and discography companies behind the ACTA whose only goal is to make profit.
“There are already institutions dealing with intellectual property protection so it is not clear why do we  now need ACTA too. Its only goal is to maximize profit and control internet”, said Micic on the occasion of today’s International Day of Book and Author Rights. Copying certain things from internet, as Micic put, is not forgery but merely multiplication without touching or changing the mere content. He thinks that ever strict law enforcement due to forgery will not make people to buy original DVD or music because “people simply do not have 40 Euros to buy a film or, say, 7000 dollars for licensed Photoshop programme”. He reminded of free operative systems such is LINUX which became the biggest growing operative system in the world. Micic concluded that ACTA issue  is not of legal nature but technical one because “modern technology overcame the current laws and out of date monetary system”. If there is persistency in controlling the flow and widening of information on internet, Micic mentioned the option of making a parallel “second internet or internet II” which is technically very realistic and free and accessible to everyone. According to Communication Regulatory Agency, BiH had 2 millions of internet users in 2010.
Institute for Intellectual Property BiH is in charge of regulation and laws regarding intellectual property enforcement whose representatives did not show up at “brunch with journalists”.
 
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