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THE CLIMATE ACTION SHOWJULY 31ST 2023Produced by Vivien LangfordC O L L A P S EEpisode 4 : SYSTEM CHANGE NOT  CLIMATE CHANGE Guests:Professor Jem Bendell - BREAKING TOGETHER – a freedom-loving response to collapse – Professor Jem Bendell He speaks from Bali to the Meer Forum on deep adaptation. The late Professor Will Steffan - The Climate Council- He's back: what the return of El NiÑo means | Climate CouncilProfessor Julia Steinberger - IPCC author and expert on the behaviour of ther fossil fuel industry . With permission from  Nick Breeze at Climate Genn who is a penetrating interviewer. Dr Julia Steinberger - The hour before dawn is always the darkest - ClimateGenn Music - Small Island Big Song Ta'u Tama // Small Island Big Song – The Environmental Music PrizeWhat will we tell our children?First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you.... and then  you win .Will the present system collapse? It's killing us. Who would you like us to interview?Send us a message at Radio 3CR : 03 94198377

 CLIMATE ACTION SHOW JUNE 12th 2023PRODUCED  in the Studio at 3CR by Juliet and RachelINTERVIEWS  by Vivien LangfordRADIOTHON : STAY TUNED . STAY RADICALGive generously to community radio. Here is how: GiveNow - Community Radio Federations Donations Fund GUESTSPeter Bennett From his experience in the Emergency  Departments of busy hospitals Peter sees teamwork and training as essential. How are we training and creating the teamwork necessary to withstand the climate emergency?  Now, after a sojourn in remote communities, he takes climate action. He  was part of the Move Beyond Coal event that circled the NAB HQ in Sydney plus a dignified and meditative sit -in at their foyer. He sees that as long as they finance new coal and gas projects, they are detroying the health of all future generations. .Getting-to-know-our-rural-GPs.pdf (racgp.org.au) Coral Bleach Was  an "effluent" protester at the " Super Dirty Gas Awards" . Market Forces Analysis was shaming  the top superannuation companies :First Super Dirty Gas awards for Equipsuper, Colonial First State and REST - Market Forces  However Coral said “I'm here to applaud Equipsuper, Colonial First State and REST superfunds for their efforts to maintain their investments in Santos and Woodside. And to encourage them – and all uber wealthy superfunds – to staunchly resist the calls of greedy and selfish ordinary people wanting a stable climate. Believe me, gas, like smoking, is perfectly fine for people, and the planet!” Peter Sainsbury After a life in Public Health,  Peter now writes regularly for Pearls and Irritations. He knows the value of independent media and is a staunch friend of our radio show. We talk about his article Environment: Developing a better relationship with Nature (johnmenadue.com) Meraki Mei was a teenager when they went to the Bentley Blockade.This hypnotic song was a finalist  in the Environmental Music Prize and the video takes you to the Lismore floods 2022 and Back to Bentley. Warrior // Meraki Mae – The Environmental Music PrizeSent in by Lock the Gate Alliance another staunch climate action group and supporter of this show, Alex SmithHost of  Radio Ecoshock which you can hear 6am every Sunday on Radio 3CR. It is broadcast from over 100 community Radio stations, so Alex knows the true value of the independence we have. He is a real colleague and help to me, as we broadcast the sort of stories many people DO NOT want to hear. We talk about the widespread forest fires in Canada, where he lives and the Asian Heatwave which is breaking records but is rarely front page news in Australia. As he says the big corporations have trillions and yet all we are asking for is a few thousand dollars to keep radical voices on air. This episode is TRULY radical Why Make a World Nobody Wants? – RADIO ECOSHOCK -‘Endless record heat' in Asia as highest April temperatures recorded | Climate crisis | The Guardian -Asia's heatwave prompts climatologists' warning amid UN report on rising global temperatures - ABC News Nicolette BoeleShe is the Smart Energy Council's expert on the Electrification of Everything. With a long history in clean energy finance she is upbeat about the future. She stood for Federal Parliament and  turned a safe seat into a marginal one. She will stand again as an Independent and is emphatic that the independent media  is necessary. We break through the deadlock of old opinions and allow fresh voices to describe the path to a safer climate. Interview with Nicolette at ABC:The US deal that could supercharge Australia's energy and mining industries - ABC News 

CLIMATE ACTION SHOW  - SUMMER SEASONJANUARY 9th 2023. First broadcast February 2nd 2022Produced at Radio 3CR by Vivien LangfordM E T H A N E COP26:111 countries signed a pledge to slash methane by 30%. Australia didn't signMethane is bubbling up from the permafrost on land and sea. There is nothing we can do about that according to Dahr Jamail except slow the climate disruption which is melting the Arctic.In this season on accountability we look at the COP26 Methane pledgeGuestsUrsula von der Leyden - President of the European Comissionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgkwfWiH_ic(link is external) Dahr Jamail -The End of Ice - Author and winner of the Martha Gelhorn prize for investigative journalismhttps://theintercept.com/2019/05/04/climate-change-book-end-of-ice/(link is external)  Mark Howden -  interviewed by guest producer Amelia GoonerageDirector, ANU Institute for Climate, Energy and Disaster Solutions, Australian National University. https://theconversation.com/australias-refusal-to-sign-a-global-methane-...(link is external) Music From dusk til dawn by Lapland Element orchestra A night with a midnight sun comes. The sun does not set under a horizon at all. Nature of a north polar region. The countless animals and plants which basked in the sun not setting shine in summer. Aurora covers the sky in the woods of silver frost in winter. People call it Lapland.According to the journal Nature  February 2022"The growth of methane emissions slowed around the turn of the millennium, but began a rapid and mysterious uptick around 2007. The spike has caused many researchers to worry that global warming is creating a feedback mechanism that will cause ever more methane to be released, making it even harder to rein in rising temperatures." ‘Dangerously Fast' Methane Increase Suggests Feedback Mechanism May Have Begun - The Energy Mix(link is external)Methane emissions are rising dangerously fast. Methane  is a short lived gas but affects the climate many more times than CO2. In terms of climate action cutting methane in agriculture and the fossil fuel industry is  the low hanging fruit we need to cut down with urgency and determination. Canada committed to reducing oil and gas methane emissions by 75% by 2030. What could Australia do?.We are a gas producer, and here is an idea from the Centre for global developmentOil and gas producing countries could volunteer to apply remote sensing (satellite) technology to measure—and fiscal policies to disincentivize—methane emissions from wasteful gas flaring (following Nigeria's example), and also volunteer to implement existing gas monetization technology (following the example of Norway). Egypt (COP 27 chair) and Indonesia (G20 chair) could take leadership roles in this initiative;  https://www.cgdev.org/blog/practical-proposal-methane-2022-climate-pledg...(link is external)https://www.newscientist.com/article/2295810-cop26-105-countries-pledge-...(link is external)https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00312-2(link is external)BREAKING: Fossils Emit 70% More Methane than Governments Report: IEA Tracker - The Energy Mix(link is external)Feedback welcome to : climateaction3cr@gmail.com 

CLIMATE  ACTION  SHOW  OCTOBER 31ST 2022Produced by Vivien Langford ROSS GARNAUT -  SUPERPOWER  TRANSFORMATIONKAY WENNAGEL  - ELECTRIC VEHICLE BULK BUY Guests ROSS GARNAUT -  Professor Emeritus in  Economics at Melbourne University. His new book isThe Superpower Transformation  - Making Australia's Zero Carbon Future.https://www.blackincbooks.com.au/books/superpower-transformationRoss sees two disruptive events this year. The election of the ALP in Australia and the disruption of oil and gas exports to Europe after Russia invaded Ukraine. He says "Europe hesitated then COMMITTED decisively to the new economy" Will Australia make the same committment?We talked about :Regional transformations, such as making agricultural UREA with green hydrogen instead of importing 92% from countries where it is produced using coal  or gas as feedstock. Industrial Transformations, such  as helping China lower its costs of decarbonisation by producing GREEN STEEL here with local iron ore. Methane Transformations by stopping subsidies to new coal and gas projects and mandating the strict prevention of FUGITIVE METHANE EMISSIONS from leaky pipes and mines. A more thorny problem for us, if we want to manufacture zero carbon goods with our superpower resources of wind and solar energy,  is how to extract the TRANSITION MINERALS  here and abroad without riding rough shod over precious ecosystems and sacred places? Ross argues that they are essential for  zero carbon modern medicine and modern life but as a quarry nation we have a huge responsibiliy NOT to continue extracting here and overseas in a damaging way. We did not discuss the alternatives of a post extractivist, steady state economics but we welcome any contributions next year to discuss this VITAL matter. Ross talks about the recent savaging of training for geophysics and mettalurgy specialists. Australia  once had a proud reputation in this field but more money now  goes to moon research  than to manage the use of the transition minerals so much in demand! He says the jobs summit made some headway but a lot more needs to be done to protect the environment and  insists that engaging  indigenous people at the forefront of these transformations is essential.https://www.neweconomy.org.au/nena-hubs/sector/post-extractivism/https://treasury.gov.au/sites/default/files/inline-files/Jobs-and-Skills-Summit-Outcomes-Document.pdf     KAY WENNAGEL - interviewed by Michael Staindl. Save the date: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6th at Bundoora Secondary School 10am an initiative of Darebin Climate Action NetworkAre you keen to find out more about electric cars AND find one that you can afford? DCAN, in partnership with the Good Car Company, is very excited to invite you to register for our free upcoming program of information on the benefits of electric vehicles (EVs) and how you can find one that is more affordable.The Good Car Company is a social enterprise dedicated to decarbonising transport and has been working with community groups and local councils across Australia to accelerate the take-up of affordable electric cars through community bulk buys.Register now to join us for a free, no-obligation program of information, online Q&A, and the Show & Shine event on Sunday 6 November at Bundoora Secondary College. The Show & Shine event will feature the cars on offer, information sessions, test rides, a coffee cart, sausage sizzle, and live music!You will be able to buy an EV at a much more affordable price through the program - but there is absolutely no obligation to buy. If you don't end up buying you will still be armed with the information you need to make a decision in the future. Please contact us if you have any questions. Proudly supported by Darebin City Council's Community Grants program. MUSIC - The coal owner and the Pittman's wife sung by Robert Farmer This ballad is believed to date from the Durham strike of 1844 and to have been written by William Hornsby, a collier of Shotton Moor, Durham. The ballad was discovered among a collection of papers relating to the strike by a studious Lancashire miner, J.S. Bell. The tune was supplied by J. Dennison, of Walker and, together with the text, can be found in A.L. Lloyd's Come All Ye Bold Miners.A challenge to listeners to send us the ballads of Green Extractivism - the songs of the species. Contact us at Radio 3CR - (03 ) 94198377   

Climate Group CEO, Helen Clarkson, opened/launched Climate Week NYC calling on people to move from commitment to action. Michael Noetel asks the question: "What do we owe future generations? And what can we do to make their world a better place?" And on Radio 3CR, Vivien Langford investigates: "The dirty truth about green optimism" and "Australia's green extractivism and sacrifice zone abroad". Other climate links are: "Climate Cafe"; "Ten ways to confront the climate crisis without losing hope"; "Western Alaska Lashed by Strongest Storm in Years"; "Climate change threatens up to 100% of trees in Australian cities, and most urban species worldwide"; "Labor urged to axe $1.9bn in ‘zombie' fossil fuel subsidies promised by the Coalition"; "Meeting 2030 goal for electric cars could be impossible"; "PSC in Conversation with John Wiseman: hope and courage in the climate crisis"; "​Lennox Head's leading demonstration site for sustainable living"; "The Food Climate Partnership"; "Dugongs and turtles are starving to death in Queensland seas – and La Niña's floods are to blame"; "I'm a psychologist – and I believe we've been told devastating lies about mental health"; "Privatization Isn't The Answer To Jackson's Water Crisis". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-mclean/message

An exasperated John Grimes (pictured) suggests during an interview with Vivien Langford on Community Radio's 3CR that post hole digger and an Allen key will allow us to access the world's cheapest and cleanest energy. John, the Climate Energy Council's CEO, was talking with Vivien about the inadequacies of the media when covering the climate crisis and its failure to address the issues of real concern to many Australians. It was during the interview that Vivien mentioned Saul Griffith and his book, "The BIg Switch". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-mclean/message

Actualidad Covid 19, Esfemérides, Historia- Chile ,Australia: Cumbre Nacional de Seguridad de la mujer. El poder del pensamiento. 3CR  ha llegado a la meta de radiotón 2021. Muchas gracias a todos quienes escuchan y apoyan cada semana y cada año a este programa y a la Radio 3CR.. 

Kinglake Friends of the Forest Court Action II Sue McKinnon talks here about the battle to defend Kinglake Forest from logging through the most recent court action against VicForestsThis is The Week II Kevin runs through the week like a stock car driver hereIPCC Report Discussed II We chat with 3cr's Vivien Langford from Climate Action Radio Show (Mondays at 10am Radio Skid Row in Sydney, 5pm at Radio 3CR in Melbourne) discusses her impressions of the battle for a climate future and where to get the best information about what is possible.here

CLIMATE ACTION SHOW - JULY 19TH 2021PRODUCED BY  Vivien LangfordMINISTRY FOR THE FUTUREEpisode 1 - HEATWAVES(161) Gravitas: Canada heatwave: 1 Billion sea animals dead - YouTubeThe Marine Heatwave washing up millions of  clams, star fish and mussels dead on the beaches of Vancouver prompted me to call Alex Smith, the host of Radio Ecoshock. Then I called David Rovics about his new  song "116degrees in Portland Town". We discuss why the connection between our exported coal and gas and their exported oil and tar sands is not made front and centre in the present tragedy.Their raw response illustrates the urgent question motivating KIm Stanley Robinson's novel: What will motivate us to take the necessary climate action?   We start with Mark Spencer reading an extract from the first chapter of Ministry for the Future. He takes us to India, where the combination of heat and humidity creates a tragedy, which leaves the hero traumatised. The political effect of millions of deaths prompts a change of government .Lizzy Maddox reads part of  the chapter where a pilot describes his seven months of aerosol spraying to create something like the effect of  a Mt Pinatubo Volcanic eruption. This is speculative fiction, but in the current crisis we need  to draw on the imagination as well as the science. There are cameo appearances from Kim Stanley Robinson and Dr Liz Hanna. She explains why the combination of humidity and heat , the wet bulb effect, is such a killer.If you like this format of science, fiction and on the ground reporting please let us know at Radio 3CR - 21 Smith St Fitzroy. Victoria Australia GUESTS:Alex Smith -  2021 Radio Ecoshock Show – RADIO ECOSHOCKDavid Rovics - Download - New song: "116 Degrees" | PodbeanMark Spencer -  Publisher and Podcaster at  Climactic CollectiveLizzy Maddox - Musician, teacher and climate warrior.Dr Elizabeth Hanna - World expert on Heatwave impacts on Health Climate Media Centre | Dr Elizabeth (Liz) HannaKim Stanley Robinson -  (161) Kim Stanley Robinson on his book "The Ministry for the Future" - YouTube The US is experiencing 'wet bulb' heat, which can be deadly even to healthy people (msn.com) Marine Biologist Chris Harley “If we don't like it we need to work harder to reduce emissions”Nowhere is safe, say scientists as extreme heat causes chaos in US and Canada | Climate change | The Guardian World ‘must step up preparations for extreme heat' | Climate change | The Guardian A doctor in Pakistan describes how it feels. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/commentisfree/2021/jul/04/in-karachi-hot-weather-is-normal-but-44c-feels-like-youre-going-to-die  Referring to the heatwave in the north-west, President Biden said the US needed stronger infrastructure to prepare for extreme weather. Katharine Hayhoe, a Canadian climate scientist at Texas Tech University, said human emissions had loaded the climate dice by making heatwaves earlier, longer and stronger. She cited studies and government reports showing Canada was warming twice as fast as the rest of the world and monthly higher temperatures were being broken three times more frequently than cold temperature records.“I've worked with climate projections for 25 years so we knew this was coming: yet it's still a shocker when you see these records falling in real life in a place you're from,” she tweeted. 

Joe Toscano (pictured), not the Melbourne fruiterer, but the semi-retired doctor, who plays a leading role in giving oxygen (that’s not an intended pun) to the anarchist conversation. Dr Toscano, Joe or Joseph to his friends, is something of the everywhere man when it comes to anarchism as he is deeply involved with the Anarchist News Institute, the Public Interests Before Corporate Interests movement and broadcasting about anarchism on Radio 3CR. What, you might ask, is a podcast about the climate crisis doing talking with an anarchist - if you listen to the interview, Joe says he has been an anarchist since he was 16 - Joe explains that anarchism is just another way of governing society and if you listen to Joe it quickly becomes clear that what is exists, the processes we have are not working. Beyond the fact that we are pretty much locked into a potentially existential climate crisis, that we have violence, both practical and implied consuming much of the world and the world’s economic system promotes inequality and hands power to just a few people, suggests we should examine all the alternatives and so anarchism most certainly deserves examination and consideration. Listen to "Music for a Warming World".

PAUSE EMISSION! IT'S A PANDEMIC.The Beyond Zero Emissions Community show produced by Vivien Langford and Michaela Stubbs. Broadcast at Radio 3CR in Melbourne  and  Radio Skid Row in SydneyGUESTSGilbert Rochecouste - Founder of Village WellChristine Milne - Greens International  AmbassadorJohn Grimes  - Smart Energy CouncilTragic times for many as hospitals and unemployment agencies are overwhelmed by Corona Virus.Challenging times for climate campaigners as this PAUSE in global emissions is a fork in the road.  CANA chat lunchtime webinars show we could  flatten the curve of emissions path we are on. The shutdown of industry in China is reportedly  yielding a 25% drop in emissions.Aviation and other transport is slowing and how happy will the elderly be to go on a cruise ship in the future? Could we achieve 700% Renewable energy and not only provision new green industries here but export green energy overseas?The lifting of some pollution means better health and blue skies. But will the global dimming effect of all that smoke mean a rise in emissions? Gilbert Rochecouste, fresh from an epiphany in the Tarkine, talks about pressing the reset button on the rat race.Climate action is often stymied by the elephant in the room which is consumption. How can we reset our lives,to relocalise and share, in the decade when emissions need to plummet? Citizens are leading a new narrative after the drought, the fires and now the pandemic. We  are at a tipping point in consciousness. We must not let the big institutions and corporations drag us back to the old paradigm which is destroying the biosphere. Christine Milne spoke to the Beyond Zero Emissions show at the Climate Emergency Summit. She is sure the fossil fuel industry was positioning itself for bail outs at Davos even before the pandemic was declared worldwide. "They are years ahead of in the strategy".  We must not supply thecinfrastructure them to o p en up the Gallee,# the Beetaloo and the North West Shelf. In a wide ranging analysis she says we must stop their subsidies. They are not too big to fail and there are many alternatives. John Grimes gave a talk to the People's Assembly on the first day of Federal Parliament in Canberra. Bushfire smoke was still billowing over the lawns and boxes of now rare face masks were on hand for anyone with trouble breathing.He was scathing about the lobbyists for coal,oil and gas who greatly outnumber lobbyists for clean energy solutions. They have far greater access and are a corrupting influence on our democracy. He is a true patriot and impatient for the climate emergency to turbo charge training in all the trades needed for 700% renewable energy.With leadership we could remain as an energy exporter instead of the" international parriah" holding out against the global shift a green economy. # The biggest coal reserve in the world.South Australia is already at 75% and ACT at 100%. But our present renewable energy target is zero.

SNOWY 2.0 THE NUMBERS DONT STACK UPProduced by Vivien Langford for Beyond Zero Emissions at Radio 3CR and Radio Skid rowPodcast by Andy BrittGuests:Bruce Mountain - Director of Victorian Energy Policy CentreTed Woodley - Treasurer National Parks Association and Energy expertGary Dunnett -  EO National Parks Association and ecology specialist Could the Goverment's huge project called Snowy 2.0 be an expensive white elephant?These interviews were recorded in Sydney as the historic 2019/2020 bushfires raged. All the  people were concerned about the Kosciusko National park. But beyond this, they have gathered evidence that the pumped hydro project announced by PM  Turnbull will never be used as the battery of our nation. At the very least they are begging the authorities to STOP and reconsider yet Government people.  to paraphrase Henry Higgins, " listen very nicely, then go out and do precisely what they want".The jobs and stimulus to the economy are irresistible. But climate action isn't always glamorous.  If we want the greatest amount of stored renewable energy, there are many better and cheaper ways to get it. These experts are like the retired fire chiefs who were ignored at our peril. Please listen carefully, it's technical and I am not the Four Corners team, but this story is a scoop.  

 Beyond Zero Community     11-2-19TREESThe big project of restoring and rehydrating our farm lands needs strong minds but  as Historian Bruce Pascoe says " Caring for the earth makes us strong"He tells us about restoring glades in our forests so they cannot burn so wildly.Negative EmissionsProfessor Justin Borevitz wants to see  a lot more trees and a lot less landclearing. He sees one gigatonne of carbon as the drawdown potential of our wide brown land. The early adopters of regenerative farming are showing the way. Some are adding basalt rock dust to the soil to enhance its carbon sequestration capacity. Could miners transitioning our of coal help restore the climate with basalt?Are trees the new coal?Peg Putt spoke to us from Tasmania. where bush fires are damaging forest in place where fire has not been seen for thousands of years. She spoke to the UN at Katowice about preserving world forests from the new form of woodchips. It is called Bio energy but it is a lie to say it has zero impact on the climate when burned. Peg's revelations will shock you and this is a battle we need to take to the politicians.Breaking News"Judge rejects Coal Mine because of the climate impact of its product."That should be on every front page as it sets a global precedent. David Shoebridge tells us about the Rocky Hill decision. How Justice Brian Preston, a leading thinker on the Land and Environment Court of NSW, made history.A big shout out to those who gave evidence and persuaded him that it's about time. They have all been on this show and persevered even when eveything looked grim. The NSW EDO, Groundswell Gloucester, Tim Buckley from IEEFA and Professor Will Steffen.GuestsJustin Borevitz- Professor of Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change in the School of Biology ANUPeg Putt - Co Ordinator of the working group on forest, climate and Biomass and COP24 in Katowice PolandBruce Pascoe - Author of Dark Emu and expert on Aboriginal Agriculture and GovernanceDavid Shoebridge- NSW Parliamentarian and Greens Spokesperson on PlanningScientists Warning Vimeo:David Beerling about Rock Dust drawing down carbon into soils. Team Adelle Mills on panelVivien Langford - InterviewsRoger Vize PodcastAnd thank you for research and Technical Help  to Gerard Wedderburn Bisshop, Gerard Mc Evilly, Paul Mahoney, Michaella Stubbs and Andy Britt.You can help our work by subscribing to Radio 3CR( $75.00 for an annual subscription) or by getting this show regularly sent to your podcatcher (free)Contact us at Radioteam@BZE.org.au

This show will be broadcast on Mon 3rd October September 2016 5pm at 3crand posted here as aBZE Community Radio Show Podcast by Beyond Zero Emissions. Thank you Radio 3CR in MelbourneWe hear from:Thom Mitchell from New MatildaProfessor Jacinta Ruru from Otago University – NZ is starting to recognise the rights of Natural entities like forests or rivers in front of the law.Australia Earth Laws Alliance Director Dr Michelle Maloney – the Rights of Nature Tribunal and conference in Brisbane 22nd OctoberBruce Pascoe talks about his award winning book Dark Emu. He will give an indigenous history of land management and attitudes to the land which might conserve it in the face of threatening climate change.Further Reading:  https://www.facebook.com/climatecouncil/videos/880407128762548/TUNE in http://3cr.org.au/streaming  LIVECATCH Podcasts @ http://bze.org.au/media/radioTWEET it in : @beyondzeronews and #bzeliveFB conversation: https://www.facebook.com/beyondzeroemissions/

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7 de junio Día del campesino en Colombia, 12 de junio Día Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil, 15 de junio Día Mundial contra el abuso y maltrato al adulto Mayor. Es muy importante destacar estas fechas para concientizar a la población mundial sobre estos temas que no son aceptables que necesitan su atención y cambios.                                                                   Aun en periodo de Radiotón por lo que incentivamos a continuar haciendo donaciones a Radio 3CR  por medio de Mafalda.                                                                                                 Experto en educación de Irlanda da a conocer que mientras mas tarde los niños empiezan la escuela, mejores son los resultados a futuro, los niños no repiten cursos y su aprendizaje es amplio y elevado.  Nigeria da un paso histórica al prohibir la práctica de la mutilación genital femenina.                                                                                                                               Estos son algunos de los temas y noticias en este programa. Agradecemos su apoyo y difusión, felicidades.   

Hacemos un llamado a la comunidad para apoyar a Radio 3CR, en este periodo de Radiotón, haciendo una donación a traves de Mafalda, su contribución es vital para continuar nuestra labor en este programa por otro año mas.                                                                                                                                                                                                                             Homenaje a Joan Kerner primera mujer  premier  de Victoria y quien falleció el pasado 1ro de junio.                                                                                                                                   Esfemérides; 5 de junio, Día Mundial del Medio Ambiente y el 8 de junio,  Día Mundial de los Océanos.                                                                                                                               El gobierno de Victoria hará una lista de registro  con los nombres de los hombres perpetradores de violencia que sean una amenaza  para la comunidad.                                                   Colombia lanza proyecto de ley en contra de las violencias, estos son algunos de los temas de este programa, desde ya les agradecemos su apoyo y su donación. Felicidades.                                                                                             

Esfemérides. Irlanda y Groenlandia aprueban matrimonio de parejas del mismo sexo. Francia aprueba ley que los supermercados no podrán botar productos que no han sido vendidos.   Finlandia esta expandiendo al extranjero su plan modelo para frenar el acoso escolar. Argentina aprueba ley para sancionar el acoso callejero.                                                                 Ola de calor de hasta casi los 50 grados en India, comentarios al respecto y cambio climático.                                                                                                                                           Chile crudo registro de fotos, muestra como mujeres, niños y jóvenes mapuches no son respetados.                                                                                                                                    Colombia privatizó un río y pretende exterminar una comunidad originaria. Protestas en Perú, estos son algunos de los tópicos desarrollados en este programa, escucha y comparte entre tus contactos.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Recuerden que desde el 1 al 14 de junio estaremos en Radiotón por lo que la Radio 3CR espera sus donaciones a traves de Mafalda, informate, hay muchas maneras de hacer los pagos y las donaciones mas de $2 pueden  incluirlos en su declaración del tax. Bueno desde ya muchísimas gracias por  tu apoyo. Felicidades.

 Once again, The Rhonda Jankovic Competition for Poetry on a Social Justice Theme has been held, with 166 entries from across Australia. Kevin Brophy, well known poet and academic, was this year's judge, and the quality of the poetry was very high. In this broadcast can be heard almost all of the prizewinning entries, as well as the voice of Rhonda herself reading one of her own poems.What is social justice?Social justice relates to inequalities stemming from power relations, indifference or exploitation. It is associated with, for instance, economic conditions, political persecution, health, education, dis/ability, ethnicity, race, gender, sex, sexual orientation, age, and violence. Poetry Award entries may identify inequalities by observation and/or advocate solutions.  http://www.rhondajankovicliterarysociety.org/http://www.rhondajankovicliterarysociety.org/poetry-award.htmlRhonda Jankovic, an accomplished poet with publication credits in journals and several awards, was a passionate patron of emerging poets and a staunch advocate for people disadvantaged in society. After a childhood suffering abuse Rhonda was removed to an orphanage. But her new 'family' repeated the abuse, so Rhonda took to the streets of Christchurch (New Zealand) where she lived for Several years. At 18, fleeing her negative life, Rhonda scraped together a one-way fare to Sydney (Australia), bereft of further cash, accommodation or people meeting her. Witnessing Rhonda openly sobbing on the plane, a compassionate couple invited her to their home and assisted her with obtaining employment. Having left school at 14, Rhonda subsequently studies and gained entry into La Trobe University (Melbourne) where she reached postgraduate level researching Australian history. Rhonda pursued her advocacy for poets and social justice as producer/host of two Radio 3CR programs -  Spoken Word (poetry) and SUWA (focusing on issues facing homeless and similarly disadvantaged people).  She died of cancer in 2012 at the age of 49. To honour and continue her work the Rhonda Jankovic Society for Promotion of Social Justice through Literature was formed; it has posthumously published Rhonda's poetry collection Your Heartbeat in Mine and established the Rhonda Jankovic Poetry Award.About the SocietySoon after Rhonda died on 25 November 2012, a number of supporters - inspired by her laudable achievements, by the knowledge these were attained in the face of daunting hurdles, and also by her passionate commitment to both social justice and poetry - felt moved to initiate an ongoing tribute which would actively promote Rhonda's values. This led to Sponsors contributing to a Friends of Rhonda Fund, which largely paid for the production of Your Heartbeat in Mine, and also to the formation of the Rhonda Jankovic Society for Promotion of Social Justice through Literature. As of April 2013, the Rhonda Jankovic Society for Promotion of Social Justice through Literature Inc. became an incorporated association (Incorporated Registration: A0059242G).Objectives of the SocietyThe Society adopted the following objectives:Accept and manage sponsorships and donations for the purpose of promoting social justice through literature;Manage a Rhonda Jankovic Social Justice Poetry Award, the frequency of which will be determined, and;Subject to funding, contribute donations or similar supportive measures to causes in the spirit of Rhonda Jankovic's social justice philosophy.