Working with Australian Vietnamese Youth Media

Australian Vietnamese Youth Media would like to hear from Actors, Directors, Writers, Designers, Composers, Film Makers and young people, please send us your CV's.

If you would like to work do voluntary us or have have an idea for a project please talk to us.

The work I love is..? The Casual Creative Work of Young Vietnamese Women!

The Voicebox is a 3CR radio program for and run by young Vietnamese women and funded by The Buoyancy Foundation of Victoria as part of the Commonwealth National Illicit Drugs Strategy.

The core concept of the program is “young Vietnamese women as leaders in their own life and their communities”. You can hear young women leading music and discussions Tuesday 6.30pm on 855am.

The Voicebox has opened up several radio hosting and technical positions which are to be filled in the upcoming months.

The team would like to extend an invitation to all young Vietnamese women in the community to come participate. No experience is required as training is provided on the field.

To apply for a training position;

Young Vietnamese women interested in hosting/technical work can submit a piece of work for radio in any format - written, recorded or sung on topics that are creative, technical or reflective. You may choose to begin with “The work I love is….?”

Successful submissions will be paid $50 and the creative work may be broadcast. Young woman may be contacted for orientation and training for the radio show. If you are not interested in radio work, let us know and submit your work over anyway – we want to hear from you!

Please include your name, address, age and contact details and your written consent for material to become the property of The Voicebox. The selection decisions of the Buoyancy Foundation and The Voicebox are final. Entries for Round 1 close Friday April 21st 2006.

Please send your creative work and consent to:

Young Vietnamese Women and Drugs Program

PO Box 2143

Richmond Sth  3121

Or email to: info@buoyancy.org.au

 

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