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@ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, TENURE TRACK, IN FILM STUDIES ( FILM HISTORY,
THEORY AND CRITICISM) SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND MULTIMEDIA STUDIES.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY,
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 20 NOV 2006
REMUNERADO

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, School of Communication and Multimedia
Studies, is seeking an Assistant Professor, tenure track, in Film
Studies, to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in film history,
theory and criticism. Effective date of employment: August 2007.
Ph.D. required, as well as active publishing record and teaching
experience. Interest and/or experience in program building
preferred. Application deadline: November 20, 2006. Send letter of
application, cv, three letters of recommendation and samples of
scholarly work to: Dr. Eric Freedman, Chair, Film Studies Search
Committee, School of Communication and Multimedia Studies, Florida
Atlantic University, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991.
E-mail for inquiries only: efreedma@.... For detailed
information on FAU and the department's Multimedia Studies degree
program, visit our web site at: http://www.fau.edu/scms. Florida
Atlantic University is an Equal Opportunity/Equal Access Institution.


@ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, TENURE TRACK, IN FILM STUDIES ( LATIN AMERICAN
AND/OR CARIBBEAN STUDIES) SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND MULTIMEDIA
STUDIES. FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 20 NOV 2006
REMUNERADO

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, School of Communication and Multimedia
Studies, is seeking an Assistant Professor, tenure track, in Film
Studies with an emphasis in Latin American and/or Caribbean Studies,
to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in international film
history, theory and criticism; interests may also include third
cinema, transnational cinema, global media, and documentary film and
video. This is an interdisciplinary position, housed in
Communication and Multimedia Studies, but with participation expected
in affiliated academic programs. Effective date of employment:
August 2007. Ph.D. required, as well as active publishing record and
teaching experience. Interest and/or experience in program building
preferred. Application deadline: November 20, 2006. Send letter of
application, cv, three letters of recommendation and samples of
scholarly work to: Dr. Eric Freedman, Chair, Film Studies Search
Committee, School of Communication and Multimedia Studies, Florida
Atlantic University, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991.
E-mail for inquiries only: efreedma@.... For detailed
information on FAU and the department's Multimedia Studies degree
program, visit our web site at: http://www.fau.edu/scms. Florida
Atlantic University is an Equal Opportunity/Equal Access Institution.


@ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SCREEN STUDIES. DEPARTMENT OF VISUAL AND
PERFORMING ARTS. CLARK UNIVERSITY (WORCESTER, MA)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 NOV 2006
REMUNERADO


Job Description:

The Screen Studies Program in the Department of Visual and Performing
Arts at Clark University seeks to hire a tenure-track Assistant
Professor in Screen Studies with expertise in national cinemas in a
global context to begin Fall 2007. Candidates must also be able to
teach a survey of world cinema plus a range of general courses in
film and media studies. A PhD is required. Clark is a private liberal
arts university committed to excellence in teaching as well as
research, and ideal candidates will have demonstrated potential in
both aspects. Visual and Performing Arts is an interdisciplinary
undergraduate department that also includes studio art, art history,
music, and theater arts, so candidates are expected to explore
innovative, cross-disciplinary subjects with other department
faculty. Screen Studies offers a major and a minor, and maintains a
connection with Clark's program in Communication and Culture.

Review of applications will begin November 1, 2006. Please send a
cover letter, CV, a recent writing sample, a syllabus for a relevant
course, and three letters of recommendation, to Benjamin Korstvedt,
Chair, SCREEN
SEARCH, Department of Visual and Performing Arts, Clark University,
950 Main Street., Worcester, MA, 01610. You may also send email
inquiries to screenstudiessearch@.... For further information
about the program and Clark University, visit
http://www.clarku.edu/departments/clarkarts/screen.cfm
AA/EOE. Minorities and women are especially encouraged to apply.

Contact:

Benjamin Korstvedt
screenstudiessearch@...


@ ASSOCIATE OR ADVANCED ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CINEMA STUDIES AND
MEDIA STUDIES. DEPAUL UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
REMUNERADO

The Department of Communication at DePaul University seeks an
established scholar at the associate professor level or advanced
assistant level to contribute to our growing programs in cinema
studies and media studies. Successful candidates will have expertise
in at least two of the following areas: documentary film and video,
non-western film, cinema aesthetics, race and/or ethnicity in film,
gender/sexuality in film. The Department is particularly interested
in applicants who will develop curriculum at both the undergraduate
and graduate level in the areas of documentary film/video, cinema
studies, and/or media studies. Experience in film/video production a
plus. DePaul is committed to recruiting a diverse faculty to
complement the diversity of its student body. Applicants should send
a letter of application, a curriculum vitae, evidence of teaching
excellence, a writing sample and three letters of recommendation to:
Cinema Studies and Media Studies Search Committee, Department of
Communication, DePaul University, 2320 N. Kenmore Avenue, Chicago, IL
60614-3250. Review of applications will begin October 16, 2006 and
continue until the position is filled.

DePaul University is the nation's largest Catholic university and the
largest private university in Chicago, with more than 24,000
undergraduate and graduate students. The university has a strong
commitment to providing a comprehensive liberal arts education and
emphasizes both teaching and research. The growing Department of
Communication has 30 full-time faculty serving approximately 1000
undergraduate majors and 120 graduate students. The Department is
strongly committed to recruiting candidates from under-represented
groups; hence, we solicit applications from women and people of
color. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience.


@ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DOCUMENTARY FILM AND VIDEO PRODUCTION,
DEPARTMENT OF ART & ART HISTORY, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 14 NOV 2006
REMUNERADO

The Program in Film and Media Studies in the Department of Art & Art
History at Stanford University is seeking candidates for a
tenure-track Assistant Professor position with an emphasis in the
field of Documentary Film and Video Production. The appointment is
expected to begin September 1, 2007.

The successful candidate will teach at the graduate level in the
M.F.A. Program in Documentary Film and Video and at the undergraduate
level in the Film and Media Studies program. Candidates will be
expected to teach a
range of core courses in both documentary production and studies.
The production sequence includes research, conceptualization,
producing, directing, cinematography, sound, and editing of
non-fiction media. The successful applicant will be encouraged to
develop studies courses that explore the history and theory of
documentary. The Program welcomes applicants who are filmmakers with
significant experience teaching beginning and advanced production
students.

Applicants must have a completed MFA or Ph.D. Please send a letter
of application with a statement that details the direction of your
creative work, a description of your approach to teaching, a CV, a
DVD or VHS of recent productions, and a list of three referees to
Chair, Search Committee in Documentary Film and Video Production,
Department of Art & Art History, 435 Lasuen Mall, Stanford
University, Stanford, CA 94305-2018.

Deadline: November 14, 2006.

Stanford University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.

@ VIDEO DOCUMENTARY PRODUCTION. AFRICA PROJECT (PITTSBURGH)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

The Africa Project is in the process of making a documentary video
about the impact of war on children and women in Africa. We need
trained film makers/video producer who can help us put together the
documentary into DVDs. The raw videos are already shot. Your work is
basically edit, storyline and finish. Contact us if you can help.

Skills:
computer training, editing, graphic design, illustration
Languages:
English
Organization:
Africa Project
Location:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15224,
United States
Contact Person:
Peter O. Otika
Phone:
412-657-8513
Fax:
(412)361-0540

Africa Project
The Africa Project is non-profit organization based in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania with a mission to create awareness and mobilize
resources to help women and children impacted by wars in Africa
become self reliant.

5125 PENN AVENUE,
C/O TMC,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15224
United States

URL:
http://www.africaproject.net

@TECHNICAL RADIO ADVISOR, INTERIOR. CANADIAN CROSSROADS INT'L
(PARAMARIBO, SURINAME)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 OCT 2006
VOLUNTARIO / SUBVENCIONADO

Canadian Crossroads International is looking for a skilled radio
technician to work with Indigenous groups in the interior of Suriname
to develop culturally and linguistically appropriate radio
programming in HIV/AIDS. This six-month placement, which includes a
one month Canadian component, will be based out of Paramaribo
Suriname, with the majority of the work taking place in small
villages in the interior of Suriname.

CCI covers all costs related to the placement, including airfare and
accommodation. A small living allowance is provided.

Responsibilities
Based on technical needs assessments conducted in the interior of
Suriname last year, this position will:
Train Surinamese in technical aspects of radio programming methods,
implementation, ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting; and
Assist in the overall coordination and development of the Radio
Programming project.

Qualifications
Technical experience with radio programming and development
Demonstrated training skills, especially in a crosscultural context
Demonstrated organization and planning skills
Experience working in culturally and linguistically diverse environments
Strong knowledge of HIV/AIDS issues in developing countries
Community development experience an asset
Proven self-starter and resourcefulness
High degree of patience, flexibility, resourcefulness and adaptability
Ability to live in rustic conditions
English required, Dutch and Sranan an asset

To apply please visit
http://cciorg.ca/west/projects/suriname/index.html#6

Skills:
tutoring, computer training, editing
Languages:
Dutch, English
Organization:
Canadian Crossroads Int'l
Area of Focus:
Media
Location:
Paramaribo, V6B 1S5,
Suriname
Contact Person:
Conny Wiens
Phone:
604-734-4677 ex 4
Fax:
604-734-4675

@ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN GENDER AND THE MEDIA, ENTRY LEVEL. PROGRAMS
IN JOURNALISM EDUCATION AND WOMEN'S STUDIES AT TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
(TAMU)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 NOV 2006
REMUNERADO

The candidate must have a Ph.D. in Media Studies, Mass Communication,
Communication or related fields, as well as a demonstrated commitment
to Women's Studies as a discipline (a graduate certificate or
advanced degree in Women's Studies is a plus, but candidates might
also fulfill this requirement through a track record of publications
and/or dissertation work in the area of gender studies). The best
candidate also would have media experience. The candidate should
have a primary interest in gender and the media; broadcast, film,
and/or new media would all be acceptable focuses. Particularly
desirable would be a focus on gender in any of the following areas:
documentary film or broadcast, television news, the Internet,
international media studies, ethnic media studies, media and
sexuality. The candidate must be prepared to teach on a regular
basis Introduction to Women's Studies and introductory and/or
writing, editing, and design courses offered through Journalism
Education, in addition to developing new courses. We strongly
encourage applications from candidates who will increase the exposure
of our students to a diverse culture.
For full consideration, applicants should send a letter of
application, curriculum vitae, statement of research and teaching
interests, writing sample, and three letters of recommendation by 1
November 2006 to:

Media Studies Search Committee
Women's Studies Program
Texas A&M University
4351 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4351

If you have questions about this search, please direct e-mails to
Anne Morey, Search Committee Chair, at amorey@....

Texas A&M University is an AA/EEO Employer and has a policy of being
responsive to the needs of dual-career couples.

@ CONCURSO PARA MUSE LOGO. PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDADE CATOLICA DE SAO PAULO
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 6 OCT 2006
REMUNERADO

<http://www.unijui.tche.br/recursoshumanos/editais/funcionarios.shtml>

Ana Celia Navarro de Andrade
Historiografa do CEDIC
Centro de Documentacao e Informacao Cientifica
<http://www.pucsp.br/cedic>
repro-cedic@...
Fone: (11) 3670-8026

Exige-se para inscricao:
- Ser graduado(a) em Museologia ou possuir registro no Conselho
Regional de Museologia - COREM;
- Dominio de aplicativos de informatica (Windows, Word, Internet);
- Caracteristicas comportamentais imprescindiveis: ser comunicativo,
disposto efetivamente a trabalhar em equipe, atencioso e respeitoso
em relacao as diferentes culturas, publico visitante e colaboradores;
- Disponibilidade para atuar 40 horas semanais, de segunda a
sexta-feira, nos turnos manha e tarde.
Beneficios: Salario inicial de R$ 2.619,81, auxilio estudo para
dependentes e auxilio a Plano de Saude.
Inscricao On-line: De 05 de setembro a 06 de outubro de 2006, atraves
de preenchimento de formulario de inscricao no endereco eletronico
www.unijui.tche.br/recursoshumanos/editais, com anexo de Curriculum
Vitae e memorial descritivo da trajetoria profissional. Informacoes
sobre o processo seletivo podem ser acompanhadas, no endereco acima.



@ TENURE-TRACK ASSISTANT PROFESSORSHIP IN AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES.
THE HONORS COLLEGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 OCT 2006
REMUNERADO

The Honors College of the University of Oklahoma invites
applications for a tenure-track assistant professorship in African
American studies. Area of specialization as well as discipline are
open; all social scientists and humanists whose work focuses on some
aspect of the African American experience are invited to apply.
Preference will be given to applicants with an interdisciplinary
background and promise of pedagogical and scholarly excellence.

Candidates must have completed their PhD by the start of
the appointment (August 2007).

Applications, including a cover letter, curriculum vitae, three
letters of reference, and a chapter-length writing sample, should be
sent to Dr. Benjamin L. Alpers, African American Studies Search
Committee, Honors College, 1300 Asp Avenue, University of Oklahoma,
Norman, OK 73019-6061. No electronic applications will be accepted.

The committee will begin reviewing applications on October 1, 2006,
and will continue the process until the position is filled.
The University of Oklahoma is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer, committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the
Americans with Disabilities Act. Women and minorities are
strongly encouraged to apply.

For more information regarding the University of Oklahoma and the
OU Honors College, please visit the following website:
http://www.ou.edu/honors/

Jane C. Park
Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies
Film and Video Studies, and Women's Studies
Honors College
University of Oklahoma

@ VOLUNTEERING IN NEPAL
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

Nepal is an astonishingly beautiful and diverse country, ranging from
the well-known peaks of the Himalaya to the low-lying regions of the
Terai. The Nepali people also foster a wealth of cultural diversity,
with over 70 languages or dialects and scores of traditional
festivals celebrated throughout the year. The nation deserves to take
pride in having a unique, and indeed very rich cultural and
historical background.

Nepal is also an under-developed country, with low rates of literacy,
high rates of poverty and a persistent gender imbalance. The
government is frequently unable to provide sufficient or adequate
education and health facilities in rural areas, and those in urban
areas are of a poorly resourced.
The Volunteer Society Nepal seeks to address these issues of
literacy, poverty and gender imbalance. By working in partnership
with Nepali communities, VSN ensures that the progress made is
sustainable.

VSN coordinates construction, health, environmental and education
projects throughout economically disadvantaged areas of Nepal. These
projects provide opportunities for national and international
volunteers to assist in the development of Nepal. VSN also runs a
cultural exchange program, Nepali language and cultural classes and a
home stay program.

Voluntary work in Nepal can be an extremely rewarding and
life-changing experience. Your efforts can bring great changes in the
lives of individual people and the wider community. This can not be
said enough. In the difficult times that Nepal is now facing, your
contribution of time or resources is extremely valuable.

We invite you to experience the real Nepal, through participation in
a VSN program. Words are ever too limited to express the beauty and
attraction of the geographical and cultural landscape, the warmth and
generosity of the Nepali people, because it is really a feeling of
the heart entering through one's vision.

VSN Nepal invites organisations, individuals, couples, groups,
students and experts, as well as senior and young professionals to
make a great contribution and bring changes by getting involved in:
Volunteering in
* Orphanage and rehabilitation centre
* School Teaching/teacher training
* Health
* Construction
* Environmental and community education
* Child Sponsorship
* Supporting our ongoing Projects
* Health internship program
* Teaching monastery Program
* Cultural exchange Program
* Language and Cultural class
* Home stay Program

For detail visit at http://www.vsnnepal.org
For reservation: vsnnepal@...
Contact Person:
Ms. Rupa Rajbhandari, Chairperson
Phone:
00977012040353

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ PROJECT COORDINATOR- PERUVIAN CRAFT/ART EXPORTS (PERU)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

Responsibilities include:

* Product merchandising, seek out merchandise
* Document all items
* Maintain relations with artisans and businesses
* conduct marketing research with sample pieces
* Create brochure and place on web- or send to SAE Ithaca for posting.
* Handle customer requests
* Process sales

Who can volunteer for this:
All are welcome
Adults, Seniors
Skills:
public relations, sales, financial planning
Languages:
English, Spanish
Organization:
South American Explorers
Location:
Lima, Lima, Lima 18,
Peru
Contact Person:
Miles Buesst
Phone:
+51-1-445-3306
South American Explorers


The mission of South American Explorers is to improve the social,
economic and environmental conditions within South America by
fostering greater awareness of this continent through the diffusion
of information and cross cultural exchange.


SAE a nonprofit organization that functions mainly as an information
network for South America. Since 1977, travelers, researchers,
explorers, students, and expatriates from all over the world have
used the SAE as a base to network and plan their activities. Over the
past 27 years, SAE has gathered knowledge and experience to become
one of the leading resources of information on Peru, Ecuador,
Bolivia, and Latin America as a whole. Each SAE office maintains a
volunteer database for those who are interested in doing volunteer
work in South America; has weekly presentations at our clubhouses
about all things related to South America; promotes projects of all
sorts going on in South America; and serves as one of the few sources
of objective travel information in Latin America.

URL:
http://www.saexplorers.org

Calle Piura 135,
Miraflores,
Lima, Lima, Lima 18
Peru

Contact Person:
Miles Buesst

Phone:
+51-1-445-33

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP IN SOUTHERN FRANCE. THE GEORGE
MASON CENTER FOR GLOBAL EDUCATION
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 6 OUT 2006
PASANTIA NAO REMUNERADA

The George Mason Center for Global Education is offering students the
opportunity to participate in an exciting and rewarding 15 week
professional academic internship in Southern France. Students are
placed in unpaid professional internships for academic credit, based
on their course work, skills, and professional interests.

During the fall and spring options, internships are complemented with
a weekly class focusing on Mediterranean Life & Culture. Students
intern four days per week while gaining valuable and practical
experience.

Internship placements include but are not limited to: luxury hotels,
marketing firms, non-profit organizations, real estate companies and
trade organizations.

Earn up to 12 undergraduate or nine graduate credits!

For more information please visit us at our website, http://globaled.gmu.edu

Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English, French
Start date:
January 05, 2007
End date:
May 26, 2007
Last day to apply:
October 6, 2006
Organization:
George Mason University, Center for Global Education
Location:
Marseille,
France
Phone:
(703)993-2106
Fax:
(703)993-2153


The Center for Global Education at George Mason University (The MOST
DIVERSE educational institution in the USA in 2005) offers unique
international internship and study abroad opportunities. Participants
earn undergraduate or graduate credit, and all programs are open to
GMU and non-GMU students and interested working professionals as
well. Opportunities are available in the spring, summer and fall.
Contact us today for more information!

URL:
http://globaled.gmu.edu

Johnson Center 235 - MSN 2B8,
4400 University Drive,
Fairfax, Virginia, 22030
United States

Contact Person:
Misty Hensely-McGaffey

Phone:
(703)993-2106

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ INTERNSHIPS AT WOMEN MAKE MOVIES (NY)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 29 SET 2006
PASANTIA NAO REMUNERADA

)))Distribution Intern.
Learn the workings of independent film distribution and the business
side of the business at Women Make Movies. As one of our interns
you'll receive free access to our huge collection of films and videos
and other benefits such as invites to screenings and receptions.
Although all our internships are unpaid, we do offer a weekly travel
stipend.

Duties:
*Receive and log in all incoming acquisitions (check in, quality
check, and shelve new inventory).
*Package and label all outgoing packages.
*Update customer, lab, and contract databases.
*Dub new acquisitions and upkeep in-house video library and archive.
*General office tasks, including copying, filing, and mailing.

Qualifications:
*Knowledge of MyMail preferred but not required
*Strong communication skills
*Organizational skills and the ability to multi-task
*Able to take initiative, work independently and under pressure

Commitment:

Interns are asked to work a minimum of 15 hours per week. The
duration of the internship is flexible to meet university
requirements, but a minimum commitment of 3 months is optimal.


))))Filmmaker Services Intern.
Learn the workings of independent film distribution and the business
side of the business at Women Make Movies. As one of our interns
you'll receive free access to our huge collection of films and videos
and other benefits such as invites to screenings and receptions.
Although all our internships are unpaid, we do offer a weekly travel
stipend.

Duties:
*Assist in the promotion and outreach of the Production Assistance
Program to independent film and video makers.
*Research filmmaker resources for fundraising, marketing, promotion,
and distribution both on the Internet and in print material.
*Compile information on WMM sponsored films and videos.
*General office tasks, including copying, filing, and mailing.

Qualifications:
*Knowledge of film production and and/or film theory necessary
*Adobe acrobat skills preferred but not required
*Organizational skills and the ability to multi-task
*Able to take initiative, work independently and under pressure

Commitment:

Interns are asked to work a minimum of 15 hours per week. The
duration of the internship is flexible to meet university
requirements, but a minimum commitment of 3 months is optimal.


)))Workshop Series Intern
Learn the workings of independent film distribution and the business
side of the business at Women Make Movies. As one of our interns
you'll receive free access to our huge collection of films and videos
and other benefits such as invites to screenings and receptions.
Although all our internships are unpaid, we do offer a weekly travel
stipend.

This position is limited to the duration of the fall workshop series.
The series generally occurs on 10 weekday evenings over the course of
3 months, with the exception of one Saturday all-day workshop.

Duties:
*Responsible for set up and clean-up of workshop space, workshop
attendee registration, and workshop evaluation forms.
*General office tasks, including copying, filing, and mailing.

Qualifications:
*Professional, courteous attitude
*Strong communication skills
*Knowledge of film pre-production and post-production planning a plus
*Organizational skills and the ability to multi-task
*Able to take initiative, work independently and under pressure

Commitment:

Interns are asked to work a minimum of 15 hours per week. The
duration of the internship is flexible to meet university
requirements, but a minimum commitment of 3 months is optimal.

Application:

Please see our website http://www.wmm.com for the Internship
Application and intructions. All applicants are required to send in a
filled out Application, cover letter, and resume.

Victoria Raines
Administrative Assistant
adminassist@...
http://www.wmm.com

Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English
Start date:
August 28, 2006
End date:
January 15, 2007
Last day to apply:
September 29, 2006
Organization:
Women Make Movies
Location:
New York, New York, 10013,
United States
Phone:
(212) 925-0606
Fax:
(212) 925-2052

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ POST GRADUATE INTERN (ON-SITE) WITH ILAC IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 2 DEZ 2006
PASANTIA REMUNERADA

General Description
The ILAC Volunteer Post-Graduate Intern is a volunteer, live-in,
post-graduate staff member responsible for assisting with
translations and orientations of the many service-learning programs
that take place at the ILAC Center, as well as teaching English in
the afternoon homework halls that ILAC sponsors.
The ILAC Volunteer Post-Graduate Intern receives direct supervision
from the ILAC/CESI Executive Director, the ILAC Office Director, and
the ILAC Program Coordinator. The ILAC Volunteer Post-Graduate
Intern's employment period is on a 1- month cycle, renewable for a
minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 9 months.
Qualifications
*Bachelor's degree completed.
*Spanish proficiency.
*Prior experience in an ILAC program is preferred, but an experience
in some form of service-learning in a Latin American country is
required.
*Prior experience leading faith-based activities, such as retreats,
mission trips, etc. is preferred.
Position Responsibilities
Translation and Orientation for Service-Learning Programs (70%)
1. Assist in the Orientation sessions for the different groups that
visit the ILAC Center.
2. Accompany the different groups that visit the ILAC Center when
they do their tours to provide guidance and translation.
3. Accompany some of the groups that visit the ILAC Center when they
do their immersion experience in the rural villages of the Dominican
Republic to provide guidance and translation.
4. Assist with any other activity related to the visiting groups as
requested by supervisors.
After hours Student Care & Duty (20%)
1. Available for night duty (doing office hours or assisting with
evening activities) 5 nights a week.
2. Available for weekend duty as requested by supervisors.
Teach English in afternoon homework halls sponsored by ILAC (10%)
1. When there are no groups at the ILAC Center, the ILAC Volunteer
Post-Graduate Intern will be responsible for teaching English as a
second language in the afternoon homework halls sponsored by ILAC.
Remuneration
This live-in appointment provides a stipend of $50.00 per week, room
& board expenses (valued at $30.00 per day), international health
insurance coverage, and one round trip ticket from any city in the US
to Santiago, Dominican Republic, and back.

Paid or unpaid:
Paid
Languages:
Spanish
Start date:
January 05, 2007
End date:
August 05, 2007
Last day to apply:
December 2, 2006
Organization:
ILAC (Institute of Latin American Concern) of Creighton University and DR
Location:
Santiago,
Dominican Republic
Phone:
1-800-343-3645
Fax:
402-280-1889

ILAC (Institute of Latin American Concern) of Creighton University and DR

The ILAC Center in the Dominican Republic is an international,
Christian, Ignatian-inspired, collaborative health care and
educational organization that exists to promote the integral
well-being and spiritual growth of all its participants. It all began
at Creighton University with the vision of two Jesuit priests. All of
Creighton's ILAC programs emphasize the importance of global vision
and understanding in the process of education and successful,
well-rounded individuals. To this end, Creighton's ILAC programs
offer dental, medical, nursing, pharmacy, law, physical therapy and
occupational therapy, undergraduate and high school students, and
also to faculty-led groups, medical/surgical teams and other
colleges/universities' students, the opportunity to learn, to serve
and to be served in the Dominican Republic.

URL:
http://www.creighton.edu/ilac

2400 California Plaza,
Hixson-Lied Science Bldg. Rm. G-17,
Omaha, Nebraska, 68178
United States
Map it!

Contact Person:
Jim Howell-Burke

Phone:
1-800-343-3645
Fax:
402-280-1889

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ JOIN THE SKYPE TEAM (ONLY FOR MAC SPECIALISTS) TALLINN, ESTONIA
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
REMUNERADO

Love Skype for Mac? Would you like to work in the team?
By Ryan on August 02, 2006 in .

So you can see we've been working hard to bring you all a great new
version of Skype for Mac. But we want to make it better for you, and
to help us to do so we are looking for more great people to work in
the Mac team.
We've made a posting on our Job site and the specific job details can
be found here. So if you're a hotshot Objective C/Cocoa coder and
willing to relocate to Tallinn, we would love to hear from you!
If you're planning on attending WWDC this year you can always chat to
one of our current developers - Janno Teelem, who will be attending
this year about what it's like working for such a great company. Keep
an eye out for him.

Mac UI Developer
softwaredevelopment tallinn ui developer mac tartu
You will be responsible for implementing and defining the user
interface on Skype for Mac.
Pre-requisite knowledge, skills and experience:
* deep knowledge of application development on Mac platforms
* strong technical Objective C/Cocoa/C++ development skills
* strong experience with XCode
* minimum 5 years of professional software development
experience or proven active contributor to open-source project(s)
* fluent in English (speaking and writing), additional
languages a plus.
* willing to relocate to Tallinn
Location - Tallinn or Tartu, Estonia, Europe
Ref: UI-UIDEV-MAC-EE

http://jobs.skype.com/2006/07/mac_ui_developer.html

@ WEB DESIGNER. INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S WELFARE FOUNDATION (CAMEROON)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

To assist us build our web page. During his stay here, he shall be
out with a team for research and photo shoting that shall be hosted
on the web. language for this ENGLISH. This might run for 2months.
For more info, contact: "volunteers_icwf@..."

Who can volunteer for this:
Male
Seniors
Skills:
database design
Languages:
English
Organization:
International Children's Welfare Foundation
Area of Focus:
Media
Location:
Bamenda, North West, P. O. Box592,
Cameroon
Contact Person:
FRITZ E. NTUBA, JR.
Phone:
+237 561 85 59
Fax:
+237 336 29 69
International Children's Welfare Foundation

Our mission

ICWF is part of a unique, global alliance of caring individuals like
you - a worldwide community sharing a common agenda for
child-centered development and the well-being, rights and interests
of the world's children.

About ICWF

ICWF strives to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life
of deprived children in developing countries through a process that
unites people across cultures and adds meaning and value to their
lives by:

* enabling deprived children, their families, and their communities
to meet their basic needs and to increase their ability to
participate in and benefit from their societies;
* fostering relationships to increase understanding and unity among
people of different cultures and countries;
* promoting the rights and interests of the world's children.

URL:
http://www.freewebs.com/icwf-org/

Mankon,
P.O. Box 592,
Bamenda, North West, 592
Cameroon

Contact Person:
FRITZ E. NTUBA, JR.

Phone:
+237 561 85 59
Fax:
+237 336 29 69

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ PROJECT DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR IN GUATEMALA. UNITED PLANET (UP)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 31 0UT 2006
REMUNERADA

As featured on CNN, United Planet (UP) is a leading international,
educational, humanitarian, and peace-building, non-profit
organization based in Boston, USA. United Planet is a highly
innovative and entrepreneurial non-profit organization devoted to
fostering cross-cultural understanding and friendship and supporting
communities in need worldwide.

United Planet is searching for a Project Development Manager for our
United Planet Micro-Empowerment Project in Guatemala for a minimum of
6 months to one year.

Project Description:

Supported by Timberland Corporation and former volunteers, United
Planet is building a Laundromat at a women's shelter in
Quetzaltenango, the second largest city southwest of Guatemala.
Currently, the shelter, serving both battered women and children, is
having a very difficult time making ends meet to provide a basic
healthy diet and education for the women and children. The Laundromat
project serves as a way to empower the shelter with ongoing program
revenue and a means to provide the battered women with the training
to develop self-reliance and independence.

In Guatemala, violence within the home is commonplace. It is a
patriarchal culture, where alcohol, poverty and a lack of government
intervention exist. Battered women who wish to regain complete
control of their lives have to overcome numerous difficulties where
economic dependence is possibly the greatest limitation. Studies have
found that almost 50% of the women at the shelter return back home
because of the economic factor. Once home, they face abuse and even
more violence from their husbands because they ran away in the first
place.

Position Description:

United Planet is currently searching for Spanish-speaking business
students and professionals with experience in business plan
development and project development to assist with the first and
second stage of this special Micro-empowerment Laundromat project.
The Project Manager will lead the initiative from business plan
development to implementation and start-up.

As a vital UP team member, the Project Development Coordinator will:

Develop business plan, including budget and marketing plan for the project.
Lead the development of the Laundromat project in Guatemala in
coordination with the Shelter Director and other short-term
volunteers.
Take part in rigorous public relations and marketing campaigns.
Conduct evaluations to bring about constant quality improvement.
Train the battered women and Shelter staff on operations and planning.
Qualifications:

Experience in project development
Experience in business plan development and implementation
Fluent Spanish skills
Experience in Latin America (Guatemalan culture preferred)
Superb leadership and communications skills
Resourceful, Confident, and Goal-oriented
Bachelors degree at a minimum
Compensation:

The Project Development Coordinator will receive free housing and
meals with a local host family, as well as airfare to Guatemala,
along with a nominal stipend.

Please send us a resume and a cover letter to Isabelle DE MONVALLIER
at team@...


Paid or unpaid:
Paid
Languages:
English, Spanish
Start date:
July 18, 2006
End date:
August 31, 2007
Last day to apply:
October 31, 2006
Organization:
United Planet
Location:
Quetzaltenango,
Guatemala
Phone:
1-800-292-2316
Fax:
617-267-7764

http://www.unitedplanet.org

fonte: www.idealist.org

@ POSITION IN LATIN AMERICAN AND/OR U.S. LATINO STUDIES - UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 29 SET 2006
REMUNERADO

The Department of Latin American and Latino Studies at the University
of California, Santa Cruz, invites applicants for a tenure-track
assistant professorship in Latin American and/or U.S. Latino Studies
of Media and Popular Culture. We seek colleagues with strong research
experience and interests in the global circuits and flows of culture,
digital or broadcast media, and cultural citizenship in the Americas.
We invite applicants with hemispheric, cross-border and
interdisciplinary perspectives on media and popular culture. We are
particularly interested in applicants with expertise in bilingual,
bicultural and/or multi-cultural media.

RANK: Assistant Professor

SALARY: $47,200 - $52,700, commensurate with qualifications and experience

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Ph.D. in the areas of Communication, Cultural
Studies, Media Studies, or interdisciplinary approaches in Politics,
Literature, Sociology, Anthropology or equivalent preferred by July
1, 2007; must be conferred no later than June 30, 2008. The
successful candidate must be able to demonstrate potential for
excellent research and excellent teaching ability.

POSITION AVAILABLE: July 1, 2007.

APPLY TO: Applicants should provide a letter of application,
curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation (all letters will
be treated as confidential documents; please direct your references
to UCSC's confidentiality statement at
http://www2.ucsc.edu/ahr/policies/confstm.htm ), a writing sample (up
to 3 items), a detailed description of teaching experience or ability
including syllabi used or proposed syllabi, and, if possible, a
summary of student evaluations. These materials should be sent to:

LALS Department Search #590
LALS Department
Merrill Faculty Services
University of California
1156 High Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95064 Please refer to provision #590 in your reply.

CLOSING DATE: For full consideration, applications must be received
by September 29, 2006. This position is open until filled, but not
later than June 30, 2007.

UC Santa Cruz is nestled within 2,000 acres of redwood forest and
meadows, overlooking the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary of
California's beautiful Central Coast, about 70 miles from San
Francisco and 30 miles from Silicon Valley
Information about UC Santa Cruz is available on our Website at
http://www.ucsc.edu.

UCSC IS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
WOMEN AND MINORITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

Inquiries regarding the University's equal employment opportunity
policies may be directed to: Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Office at,
University of California, Santa Cruz, CA 95064; (831) 459-2686. Under
Federal law, the University of California may employ only individuals
who are legally
able to work in the United States as established by providing
documents as specified in the Immigration Reform and Control Act of
1986.

If you need assistance due to a disability please contact the
Academic Human Resources Office at 350 McHenry Library (831)
459-4300. This position description is available in alternate
formats, which may be requested from Academic Human Resources at
(831) 459-4300.

VISIT THE AHR WEB SITE AT http://www2.ucsc.edu/ahr/employment/

@ PERSONAL PARA PRODUCCION: TRAINEES Y PROFESIONALES en TIJUANA
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO/REMUNERADO

SE SOLICITA PERSONAL PARA PRODUCCION
TRAINEES Y PROFESIONALES
REMUNERACION ECONOMICA DE ACUERDO A APTITUDES Y EXPERIENCIA

ALUMNOS Y EX-ALUMNOS DE CECBC
FAVOR DE COMUNICARSE CON AGUSTIN CASTANEDA
agustenor@...
Tel 044 664 122 95 63 en Tijuana.
(619) 852 31 83 en San Diego


El titulo de la Pelicula es "Afortunadamente Desafortunado". Una
comedia Romantica. Largo metraje. Se filmara en HD.

El pago va a ser parcial y el resto se tomara como inversion a la
pelicula dandoles igual trato que a los inversionistas
proporcionalmente al valor de lo que inviertan de su sueldo.(en el
caso de profesionales)

La filmacion es para iniciarse el 24 de Septiembre y va a correr
durante 3 semanas y media o 4. Aproximadamente hasta el 18 de
Octubre. Las primeras dos semanas estaremos filmando en Ensenada, en
el hotel Coral. Cubriremos hospedaje y las 3 comidas. y La ultima
semana en San Diego.

Necesitamos: Productor de linea.
Asistente de Director
Continuista-script supervisor
Operador de boom
Gaffer
Key Grip
2 grips
2 Electricians
Dir de Arte
3 (PA's)
Maquillista
Probablemente un Ingeniero de sonido.


Centro de Estudios Cinematograficos de Baja California
972-0163
cecbc2003@...


@ DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT. SASI FOUNDATION (CANADA)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 16 SET 2006
VOLUNTARIO

We are seeking a Director of Global Volunteer Recruitment Programs
and Services to start-up, develop, create, oversee and support
volunteers and programs for the foundations global Social
Entrepreneurship activities.

The Director will report to and work closely with the interim
Executive Chairman in start-up, developing, implementing and
evaluating current and future volunteer formation needs and service
strategies for its global programs.

S/he will develop, oversee and work with the Program Team to support
volunteers in the field; support team to reach program goals;
specifically in all functions related to volunteer recruitment and
training, program development, implementation, reporting, and
evaluation.

The Director will work closely with the interim EC in this start-up
to develop strategic planning team to assess current volunteer
placements and develop goals, objectives, and other criteria for
future placements.

An ideal candidate for the position will possess:
* Demonstrated experience in international program management and
Implementation;
* Demonstrated experience in adult education; management and
Implementation of training programs;
* Demonstrated experience in developing and implementing qualitative
and quantitative assessment tools;
* An understanding of human development;
* An understanding of Social Entreprenurship development;
* Experience working with retired executives, students, academicians
with colleges and universities;
* Superior communication skills (oral and written);
* Demonstrated ability to nurture relationships across cultures;
* Desire to travel and open new start-ups ventures and offices
* Openness to the values and mission of the Sasi Foundation SE cause

Interested candidates to submit their resume, three references and
salary requirements electronically to firoz@...

Additional Qualifications:
Primary responsibility for the Director includes;
* Start-up Plan, implement and evaluate Formation and Service
Activities to include recruitment, selection and placement of
volunteers; create and monitor meaningful service programs that
advance the mission, vision, and goals of Sasi Foundation SE
objectives
* Manage the volunteer application, interviewing, and screening process,
* Integrate Social Entreprenurship spirituality, critical reflection,
and social analysis into programs and activities,
* Plan, organize, and implement orientations, retreats, and meetings
for Volunteers,
* Create an organizational action plan for each site;
* Supporting and directing the volunteers to create action plans for
the duration of their placement;
* Providing guidance to volunteers through regular communication via
email and telephone;
* Analyzing reports and managing project budgets;
* Reporting on program progress and challenges to the interim EC;
* Dealing with issues, troubleshooting;
* Relationships with partners (In Country Coordinators, project
administrators) in each location;
* Management of dialogue with implementing partners to ensure a
thorough country selection process including the assessment of
safety, accommodation, transportation and in-field support;
* Training specific to the location; debriefing;
* Working with the Program Team in the set up and hosting of the
volunteer training with scheduling, logistics, accommodation,
equipment, guest consultants, domestic and international travel,
visas, etc.;

Other responsibilities:
* Take charge and develop through participation strategic plans for
the start-up
* Extensive international travel;
* Evaluation and continued development of training program;
* Resource development;
* Participation in the program evaluation, including ongoing
evaluation and post-program debriefs;
* Assistance with the research and writing of funding and other proposals;
* Oversight of regular Program Team meetings
* Support the mission and values of the Sasi Foundation SE program globally;
* Other tasks as identified.

How to Apply:
We would welcome candidates who have learning, love and leadership
qualities with strong system, organization, and zeal to accomplish
multiple tasks. Help create a culture in the foundation to lead by
example. It would be a great asset if experience of previously
developed an organization from startup with very strong training,
organizational time oriented planning and system experience of
building a high-powered motivated efficient task oriented team. It
will be an additional benefit to have communication skills in
financial planning and public relations. Background of working as CEO
and CFO for a socially and environmentally conscious public listed
company, multiple units and social franchising will be an added
advantage.

Firoz Shroff
President
Homeland International Inc
Suite No.2301,
8 Hillcrest Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M2N 6Y6
Canada

sasifoundation@...

Type:
Full time
Salary:
Salary plus stocks options and profit sharing
Education:
Master (MA, MSW, etc.)
Languages:
English
Last day to apply:
September 16, 2006
Posted by:
SASI FOUNDATION
Location:
Toronto, Ontario, M2N 6Y6,
Canada

SASI FOUNDATION
VISIT www.sasifoundation.org

fonte: www.idealist.org


@ CALL FOR APPLICATIONS. EDITOR, THE MOVING IMAGE. JOURNAL OF THE
ASSOCIATION OF MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVISTS
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 30 OUT 2006
REMUNERADO

The Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) seeks a new Editor
for its peer-reviewed scholarly journal, The Moving Image. The
search committee will also entertain applications from prospective
co-editors who bring complementary skills and expertise to the
position.

The Moving Image is published twice yearly by the University of
Minnesota Press for AMIA and is also available electronically through
Project Muse. All of AMIA's 800 members receive the journal, as do
many other individual and institutional subscribers.

Founding Editor Jan-Christopher Horak built a strong journal from the
first issue in Spring 2001, serving as Editor for all twelve issues
published during the first six years. The Moving Image has become
essential reading for both the archival and academic fields. We now
seek an Editor or Co-Editors able to continue the journal's record of
depth and quality.

Current Editorial Team
Book Review Editor: Alison Trope, University of Southern California
Film/Video Review Editor: Michael Baskett, University of Kansas
Editorial Assistants: Greg Linnell, Laura Rooney
Editorial Board:
Snowden Becker, Center for Home Movies
Mark Betz, King's College
Grover Crisp, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Oksana Dykyj, Concordia University
Maureen Furniss, California Institute of the Arts
John Galt, Panavision
Jan-Christopher Horak, UCLA
David Pierce, Copyright Associates
Eric Schaefer, Emerson College
Dan Streible, New York University
Brian Taves, Library of Congress
Alison Trope, University of Southern California
Martha Yee, UCLA Film & Television Archive
Patricia Zimmermann, Ithaca College

The Moving Image publishes articles concerned with moving image
archives in the widest sense, embracing perspectives from a range of
disciplines including but not limited to media studies,
communication, history, and information studies. The journal
addresses issues involving all moving image materials, including
historic and contemporary film, television, and video, new and
emerging digital technologies, as well as paper and three-dimensional
collections documenting the history of moving image media. Content
includes:
* scholarly papers and historical essays, addressing aspects
of the moving image archives field or highlighting specific
collections;
* in-depth examinations of specific preservation and
restoration projects;
* detailed profiles of moving image collections or archives;
* interviews with leading figures in the moving image
archives community;
* analyses of techniques used to preserve and restore moving images;
* theoretical and visionary articles on the future of the field;
* technical and practical articles on research and
development in the field;
* reviews of books, films, programs and conferences related
to the archival field.

The Moving Image consists of three sections: refereed essays,
reviews, and a "Forum" section of shorter solicited pieces.

AMIA is a professional association dedicated to advancing the
preservation, collection and use of moving images through public and
professional education. Its objectives are to: 1) raise public
interest in the preservation and use of moving images, as
educational, historical, and cultural resources; 2) advance the
professional development of moving image archivists; 3) foster
research and collaboration; and 4) promote standards and best
practices.


Duties

The Editor serves a three-year term, with option of renewal. The
Editor is responsible for selecting an Editorial Board, subject to
the approval of the Publications Committee and AMIA Board of
Directors. The editor will be expected to recruit new members to the
Editorial Board as needed. Upon assuming the duties of Editor,
neither the AMIA Board of Directors nor the Publications Committee
exercise jurisdiction over the editorial content of The Moving Image.

The Editor supervises the journal's referee process, selects and
monitors reviewers in the blind, peer review process, and
communicates the results to authors. Working with the authors and
editors of the review sections of the journal, the Editor insures
that all material is submitted to the University of Minnesota Press
in a timely and professional manner. The AMIA Office and the
journal's editorial team provide assistance to the Editor in the
preparation of journal issues.

The Editor is expected to be a member of AMIA and will serve on the
AMIA Publications Committee. He or she shall also attend the
Committee meeting at the AMIA annual conference.

TO APPLY:

Send a c.v. and a short statement of planned editorial policies and
strategies to the Search Committee Chair, Karen F. Gracy. Electronic
submissions strongly encouraged.


Karen F. Gracy, Search Committee Chair
135 N. Bellefield Avenue, Rm. 620
School of Information Sciences
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
(412) 624-7679
kgracy@...

The Editor is selected by a search committee, consisting of five
members of the journal's Editorial board and headed by the AMIA
Publications Committee chair. Final approval of the selection rests
with the AMIA Board of Directors.

Deadline for applications is October 30, 2006. The position will
remain open until filled.


@ VOLUNTEER ON KOH CHANG ISLAND. OPENMINDPROJECT (THAILAND)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

Volunteer on Koh Chang, at the national park or at a school. Koh
Chang is an amazingly beautiful and increasingly popular Thai island
close to Cambodia.

Volunteers who love the sea, jungle and mountains and who want to
teach children or
support the national park in its ecological and eco tourism efforts,
are welcome to Koh Chang.

You can
- teach English to school children
- computer training,
- help to make simple teaching tools
- volunteer in the national park
- help the local people with ideas to develop community based eco tourism


At the schools, volunteers live with a teacher family or in a
teachers house by the school.
At the national park you stay in one of their cabins with a seaview!

We offer
Pre Departure preparations and information: Country and culture
information, Thai language, teaching and volunteer advice, including
travel information.

Three day In Country Orientations for new volunteers in Thailand:
Language and teaching training, Country and culture information,
cross culture information, welcome dinner with questions and answers,
CD ROM, Internet Community support.

You can Apply and Register directly from our website
http://www.openmindprojects.org

If you want to ask us about something please email inf@...
Reference 'Ko Chang'


fonte: www.idealist.org



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