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Empowering Your Organization Through Media - Printable Version

Empowering Your Organization Through Media

Tuesday, April 3, 2007

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

2766 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. at NE Graham Ave.

Facilities of Portland Community Media

What you will learn:

Learn more on how Portland Community Media can help you get your message to the community through effective and creative use of media. Workshop will share real world examples of local groups that have used video and media resources to inform, educate and engage their communities.

What is Portland Community Media:

PCM is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote broad participation in civic and cultural life by encouraging effective use and understanding of community media. PCM has proudly served the local metropolitan area for over 25 years, empowering individuals and organizations with the skills and resources to use the cable television system as a means of communication and community development.

PCM's purpose can best be described with three words - Educate, Communicate, Participate.

Who should attend:

Neighborhood or community leaders who want to learn more on how to use community media as a tool for engagement and as part of their communications and development strategy.

To register for this workshop go to:

To Register Online click here. Complete contact information and select this workshop to register. You need to have a PortlandOnline account. If you don't you will be prompted to set up an account.

Or contact:

Jeri Williams, 503-823-5827 or jeri.williams@ci.portland.or.us

Brian Hoop, 503-823-3075 or bhoop@ci.portland.or.us

Carol Justice, 503-823-3997 or cjustice@ci.portland.or.us

Transportation:

Trimet Bus #6, Mlk Jr Blvd. - Get off at Mlk and Knott

Physical, language and childcare accessibility:
Location is wheelchair accessible.
Limited childcare vouchers available.
Language interpretation available.
Call 7 days in advance to request assistance for any accessibility accomodations.
Call phone numbers above or TTY 503-823-6868.

Co-sponsored by:

Portland Community Media

For information on PCM contact

Rivka SadaranganiManaging Director
Portland Community Media
TEL: 503-288-1515 xt 22
FAX: 503-288-8173
E-mail: rivka@pcmtv.org

http://www.pcmtv.org/

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