2018 CBAA Conference

CBF Grants + Music Programming sessions added to the conference program

hfriedlander, 17th July 2018
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This year's CBAA Conference is already shaping up to be fantastic - and offers an unrivaled opportunity to connect with your fellow community broadcasters while learning and sharing your experiences on a broad range of issues affecting stations.

Jo Curtin

We've added some new workshop sessions to give you the lowdown on CBF Grants and music programming. Check out the details below and don't forget to register now to save with our special earlybird rate.

Kicking butt with great content and a strong station: how the CBF can help you 

CBF grants can help you create compelling content and grow your audience. Hear stations discuss how a grant helped connect their community, bring culture to life and increase support. Get inspired - take away tips and ideas for your next grant application.

Faciliated by: Jo Curtin, Executive Officer, Community Broadcasting Foundation + special guests.

Andrew Khedoori
Connecting Your Community Through Music

Music might be a universal language, but community radio is also all about reflecting a place, from big cities to small rural towns. How do you get the right balance for audiences who want to hear sounds from around the world and their own backyard? In this session, you'll learn how to get the best flow for your programming with music selecting and meet the needs of a diverse community.

Presented by: Andrew Khedoori, CBAA's Amrap Manager and 2ser Music Director + special guests.

Register now for your discounted earlybird ticket! Other sessions announced include: media diversity, financial reporting and governance deep dive.

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