ARCHIVE MAY 2003

• AWARDS - PRESS RELEASE:
  Children's Voice from Ukraine wins 2002 OneWorld/UNICEF Award for Outstanding Children's Radio Programme
  
  
• OPPORTUNITIES:
  International Children's Day of Broadcasting (ICDB)
  
  UNICEF and the International Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences is now seeking entries of outstanding television programming in 2002 for, with and by children for the International Academy/UNICEF award to be presented in November 2003.
  The prestigious International Academy/UNICEF Award honours television that appeals to the hearts and minds of children, giving them an opportunity to speak up and be heard.
  The Award is given to the broadcaster whose programming best captures the spirit of UNICEF's International Children's Day of Broadcasting (ICDB) 2002.
  We welcome entries from all television stations that participated in ICDB 2002. There is no entry fee.
  For more information, go to the ICDB website.
  

• ARTICLES:
  Young Lives Transformed, Guided by a Camera Lens; Guatemalan Fotokids Capture Pain and Joy
  
  By David Gonzales - One of the first photographs Evelyn Mansilla ever took was of a peaceful landscape of rolling hills peeking out through a thicket of trees. Not a single soul or a speck of garbage was visible, which was almost miraculous, since she took the photo inside the sprawling municipal dump where she and her mother often joined dozens of neighbors to scavenge.
  
  
• ANNOUNCEMENTS:
  OneMinutesJr online
  
  The videos produced by teenagers at the OneMinuteJr. workshop in Budapest (organized by UNICEF, the European Cultural Foundation and the Sandberg Institute) are online.
  To watch them, go to www.theoneminutesjr.org

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