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Refugee Week Radio 2008 ~ Schedule
Scroll down or click on the links below for
daily programme information. Monday
16th June ~ Tuesday 17th June
~ Wednesday 18th June ~ Thursday
19th June ~ Friday 20th June
Saturday 21st June ~ Sunday 22nd June
Highlights:
~ Interview: Journalists Rachel
Stevenson and Harriet Grant about their film 'The
Resistance: On The
Deportation Frontline' (GuardianFilms) (Click
here to listen)
~ Rosemary Donga interviews Lindiwe Tsele about being a refugee in
London in the 1960s (Click
here to listen)
~ Mentoring: a refugee and her mentor talk about their
experiences (Click
here to listen) |
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Monday
16th June
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6pm
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Opening programme:
Welcome to Refugee
Week Radio
Including an interview with Rachel Stevenson and Harriet Grant about
their film The
Resistance: On The Deportation Frontline (GuardianFilms)
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7pm
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Magazine programme from community
organisations and refugee support organisations
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7.30pm
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Celebrating
Sanctuary
Reports and highlights from Celebrating
Sanctuary at the South Bank in London, plus news of
arts and music events
coming up around the country throughout the week
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Tuesday
17th June
| 6pm |
RWRadio live!
With Cathy Aitchison and Jacqueline Grant
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| 7pm |
Community magazine programme, including:
- Festivals and celebrations in Southall from the
Panjabi Centre
- Lewisham Refugee Network
With
Jacqueline Grant
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7.30pm
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London Literature Lounge
presents Writers' Junction
Hosted by Anjan Saha
Anjan Saha presents his usual eclectic bag of poetry, philosophy and
music; this year featuring new Contemporary Writing from Shepherds
Bush Writers' Junction.
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Wednesday
18th June
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6pm
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Luso London
Aida Lomba and Vânia Mendes bring you the highlights of the week, views and news, community events, great music and much much more…
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7pm
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Outerglobe/World Music
DJ Debbie (Golt) presents fresh global music vibes on CD and interviews and talks to people in her area from different communities - especially Somali, Congolese and Kurdish - about arts matters and burning day to day issues.
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8pm
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Arts and
community programme
Poetry, drama and readings, including:
- readings from some of London's new writers
- Rosemary Donga interviews Lindiwe Tsele
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Thursday
19th June
| 6pm |
RWRadio live!
With Navdeep Grewal and members of the PEARLS training course
for women
Including
- interviews with members of the imMEDIAte
learning partnership on training women in media
- a report on Somali books in Ealing
Libraries
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| 7pm |
Magazine programme from
community organisations and refugee support organisations
including:
~ Denise Naldrett from Barnardo's Apex Project with unaccompanied
young asylum seekers
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| 7.30pm |
Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith
Including
- music, reports and interviews from around the Irish Cultural
Centre in Hammersmith
- a recording of the play Riders To The Sea, by J M
Synge
With Richard Ellis, Joanna Ing and Olly Jones
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Friday 20th
June ~ World Refugee Day
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6pm
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RWRadio live!
With Rosemary Laryea
Including interviews with volunteers at the British Red Cross and
at Spare Room
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7pm
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Magazine programme and items from
community organisations and refugee support organisations
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7.30pm
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The MASBRO CENTRE : "A MICROCOSM OF THE WORLD ALL UNDER ONE ROOF"
The Masbro Centre may be in a quiet side street in Hammersmith, but it's a hub of community and learning activity. Members and staff hail from all parts of the world with feisty opinions and great stories to
tell. Join us!
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Saturday
21st June
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4pm
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Arabic Culture
Show
With Susan Fayyad
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5pm
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Magazine programme and items from
community organisations and refugee support organisations. Including
contributions from:
~ the Employability
Forum and from a refugee teacher
~ Awaz FM in
Glasgow and Refugee
Radio in Brighton
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5.30pm
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Arts programme
Music, literature and arts events from around the
country, including:
~ poetry from Abdullahi Botan, Soohan Somali Arts, and Rob Inglis,
Musical Flying Squad
~ Sundra Lawrence, Write
Lines, and poets from Harrow schools
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Sunday 22nd
June
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2pm
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RWRadio live!
With Charles Ogunnowo
Charles presents a few thoughts and opinions from the streets
of Thornton Heath.
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3pm
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Camden Unlocked
Magazine programme
from Camden
Community Radio
Camden Unlocked looks at aspects of "Different Pasts, Shared Future" from
the perspective of some of the "new British". Many Camden people are
relatively recent arrivals themselves. This explores aspects of what they
share with refugees.
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4pm
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Refugee
Week Roundup - closing programme from Refugee Week Radio,
with highlights from programmes and events which took place across
the airwaves and around the country during Refugee Week 2008
With Rosemary Laryea.
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