Community Media Training Organisation Audio Ability Mentoring & Training Project Cohort 2 evaluation

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Stewart, Kim, Topal, Ugur, Purves, Gemma, Newton, Heli, Behan, Belle, Velleley, Jason and Caputo, Giordana. 2024. Community Media Training Organisation Audio Ability Mentoring & Training Project Cohort 2 evaluation. Australia. Community Media Training Organisation.
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Community Media Training Organisation Audio Ability Mentoring & Training Project Cohort 2 evaluation

Report TypeProject report
Research Report CategoryIndustry
AuthorsStewart, Kim, Topal, Ugur, Purves, Gemma, Newton, Heli, Behan, Belle, Velleley, Jason and Caputo, Giordana
Number of Pages33
Year2024
PublisherCommunity Media Training Organisation
Place of PublicationAustralia
Web Address (URL)https://cmto.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/CMTO-AAP-2-Evaluation-Report2023-V2.docx.pdf
Abstract

In 2022 the pilot Audio Ability Accessible Mentoring and Training Project (Audio Ability 1) tried a combination of mentoring and blended learning to train the first cohort of new community media makers. Audio Ability 1 emanated from the CMTO’s goal to assist increased media representation of marginalised communities. The CMTOs commitment to
equity is both an integral policy to their workplace (CMTO, 2023), their organisational goals and that of the wider community broadcasting sector (CBAA, 2023).

Keywordsdisability, community, radio, training, access
Contains Sensitive ContentDoes not contain sensitive content
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020440903. Social program evaluation
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