[eccr] Fwd: Sharing Lectures and Presentations

>To:     Academics and Public Lecturers in the CI network
>From:   Warren Feek and Deborah Heimann [The CI] @ Warren Feek 
><(wfeek /at/ comminit.com)>
>
>Many best wishes,
>
>The Communication Initiative, working with the Health Communication 
>Partnership based at The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of 
>Public Health/Center for Communication Programs, is seeking to provide 
>Internet access to a broad range of academic lectures and public 
>presentations on important communication for development topics. We are 
>seeking your support and contribution!
>
>We are in the process of launching a web-based facility where educators, 
>researchers and others in the academic and health communication community 
>can share their lectures and public presentations with a wider audience of 
>development communication practitioners. We have had considerable demand 
>from the field for learning materials that provide thoughtful analyses on 
>key development communication themes. As people who  provide many of these 
>analyses in the form of lectures and public presentations to your students 
>or peers,  we are seeking your support in responding to this demand.
>
>We are asking each member of the academic/lecturing community in the CI 
>network to donate one lecture or public presentation for this section. As 
>there are over 1,000 in the CI Drum Beat/Son de Tambora network, everyone 
>donating a lecture/presentation would create a considerable resource.  The 
>names and other details of those who 'donate' their work will be 
>prominently displayed with contact information.  Once your 
>lecture/presentation is ready to be made publicly available on the new web 
>based facility, we will contact you to make sure that it is okay.
>
>If you are interested in participating, simply reply to this email and 
>attach a lecture or public presentation that you would like to 'donate' 
>(in any format, e.g., PowerPoint or Word document).  It can be on any 
>theme related to communication. If you want to send more than one that 
>would be excellent, but the request is for one lecture or presentation only.
>
>We very much look forward to your response.
>
>
>With many thanks,
>
>Warren Feek and
>Deborah Heimann
>The Communication Initiative

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