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Design and Slogan for a Car Sticker promoting Peace
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We are looking for a powerful and inspirational design and slogan for a sticker campaign that will appeal to all Sri Lankans.
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Have mass appeal |
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Enable people to identify with Peace |
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Be easily reproducible |
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Sounds interesting? If you have the creativity and a belief in the power of people coming together for peace, then here are the details: |
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The competition is open to everyone, regardless of age and origin |
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Sticker format is 2.5"x7" |
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Maximum use of 4 colours |
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Submissions can accommodate all three languages |
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Deadline: 18th July 2006 |
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Final artwork can be e-mailed to advocacy@cha.lk with relevant fonts, or to be mailed in CD, along with a print out Or Mail to:
"Campaign for Peace", Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies, No. 86, Rosmead Place, Colombo 07. |
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An independent panel of judges along with the results of voting through our web will select the winner and 1st and 2nd runner-up. Winners of the best three designs will be awarded 15,000/=, 10,000/= and 5000/= respectively. The finalists would be announced through the papers. CHA will select the best of designs and slogans of its choice and will reproduce them in any form throughout the campaign to enhance awareness and promote peace. Copyrights of all submissions will be held by CHA. All short listed submissions will be made available on the CHA web site. |
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Would you like to help us in choosing the best car sticker? Visit Sticker Gallery |
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More details: | English | Sinhala | Tamil | |
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Peace Strategy Paper
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We are also looking for a well thought "strategy" that enable people across communities, regions and sectors to link and work for peace.
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Reflect on diverse culture in Sri Lanka |
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Enable people to identify with Peace |
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Provide possible/realistic solutions/best ways forward to achieve peace in Sri Lanka
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Sounds interesting? If you have the creativity and a belief in the power of people coming together for peace, then here are the details: |
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The competition is open to everyone, regardless of age and origin |
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Submissions can be done in English, Tamil or Sinhala |
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Maximum 8-10 pages, typed in Times New Roman, Font Size 12 |
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The strategy papers should incorporate an implementation plan suitable for Sri Lanka |
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Indigenous modes of implementation would be given preference |
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Deadline: 31st July 2006 |
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Final strategy papers can be e-mailed to advocacy@cha.lk with relevant fonts, or posted to : "Campaign for Peace", Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies, No. 86, Rosmead Place, Colombo 07. |
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An independent panel of judges will select the winner and 1st and 2nd runner-up. Winners of the best three Strategy Papers will be awarded 15,000/=, 10,000/= and 5000/= respectively. The finalists would be announced through the papers. CHA will give publicity to the selected strategy papers through out its campaign for Peace. Copyrights of all submissions will be held by CHA. All short listed submissions will be made available on the CHA web site. |
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More details: | English | Sinhala | Tamil | |
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Voices of the Humanitarian Organizations - Paper series
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| How does having peace or not having peace affect the work of humanitarian organizations? What challenges do they face? What do they think of the current situation of Sri Lanka? Read upon the news articles that have appeared under this campaign on local Sunday papers. |
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Engish - Sunday Times |
Sinhala - LankaDeepa |
Tamil - Verakesari |
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| July 16th |
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| July 23rd |
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July 30th
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| August 6th |
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| August 20th |
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| August 27th |
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September 3rd
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| September 10th |
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| September 17th |
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| October 1st |
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| October 15th |
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| October 22nd |
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| October 29th |
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| November 5th |
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| If your organization would like to submit an article please contact: advocacy@cha.lk |
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Critical Counter Point- TV series on Young Asia Television
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| Panel discussions are scheduled to be held on the selected topics that are of concern to general public and of utmost importance at present. Turn on to TNL TV to view these programmes on following days and times: |
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Tentative Schedule of TNL TV Broadcast
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The Role of NGOs in peace and development.
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Sun 15 Oct
@ 7.25pm |
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Cease Fire Agreement and the Right to Life |
Sun 22 Oct
@ 7.25pm |
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HR - A National Responsibility |
Sun 29 Oct @ 7.25pm |
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A Southern Political Consensus |
Sun 5 Nov
@ 7.25pm |
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| Share your views on these programmes by writing to advocacy@cha.lk |
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Voices of the People - Radio Programmes
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| CHA in collaboration with Neelan Tiruchelvan Trust (NTT) is currently having an hourly Radio Programme every Saturday on the following channels. |
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Gold FM 89.8 |
Every Sat 9 to 10 a.m. (English) |
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Sooriyan FM 103.2 |
Every Sat 4 to 5 p.m. (Tamil) |
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Hiru FM 107.9 |
Every Sat 10 to 11 a.m. (Sinhala) |
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The above Radio Programmes were first aired on Saturday 19 August and will run for the next seven Saturdays, consecutively. On Gold FM, the programme was titled ´Hour for Life´ and it played songs that related to Peace & Love. Adverts were kept to a bare minimum and only adverts that related to Peace were aired; the news highlight that related to the Situation Report of the North East and sponsored by HNB was advertised.
In future programmes listeners are going to hear a few ´Voice Cuts´ from the displaced people of North & East. In addition, the next few programmes will carry messages of Peace related in metaphoric terms, and by using examples told directly and indirectly. As the programme advances, we intend to address other subject areas like Conflict, Human Rights & Development.
The Sooriyan & Hiru channels will cut across the country so that the Tamils would hear the plight of the Sinhalese and vice versa. Hence, a few translations in the ´Voice Cuts´ would be made to get the message across to all communities that in war ´Everyone is a looser´.
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| For further information, please contact Prashan Fernando of CHA Tel: 4611013 ; Shirley Candappa of NTT Tel: 5365208.
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