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Women in Community Media is designed to increase the participation of younger women in the media industry.

The National Audio Documentary and Features Competition is calling for story ideas from content producers associated with community radio stations.

The Community Media Training Organisation (CMTO) in conjunction with the CBAA has launched a series of free webinars for community broadcasters.

'Sponsorship for Community Radio and Televisions Stations (Part 1)' is scheduled to be held on Tuesday 15 October and will be conducted by Stephen Pead, who has had a long media career joins us for the first of two sessions on sponsorship.

The CBAA in conjunction with the Community Media Training Organisation (CMTO) has launched a series of free webinars for community broadcasters.

The next webinar will be held on Wednesday 14 August and will focus on how to write content grants. Bryce Ives from the Community Broadcasting Foundation will talk about what is meant by new and innovative content and participants will have the chance to ask questions about project ideas you may be considering.

Still cloudy about social media? The CBAA in conjunction with the Community Media Training Organisation (CMTO) is launching a series of free webinars.

The CMTO is endeavouring to make training opportunities available and relevant to everyone and want to hear from community radio volunteers. Interested parties are asked to participate in the survey available here.