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Human Rights Day 2018 |
7 Feb 2019
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Sovereignty and Struggle for Independence
Human Rights Day Forum
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8 Dec 2013
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Yarra Refugee Radio
Yarra Refugee Radio features the stories and reflections of ten refugees and asylum seekers as they share their experiences since arrival. They discuss their aspirations of freedom, both personal and political, their sense of belonging in a new city and their experience of fundamental human rights and opportunities, sometimes for the first time.
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10 Dec 2012
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Human Rights Day 2010
Celebrating and exploring local and international human rights.
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10 Dec 2010
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Join 3CR on 10 December each year for World Human Rights Day - human rights activism and community celebration.
Hear directly from refugee and asylum seekers during our live outside broadcast from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre in West Melbourne.
In 2010 listen in to human rights and justice issues from ten asylum seekers and refugees as part of our Refugee Radio project.
You can also listen in to excerpts from our Human Rights Day 2010 outside broadcast from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre in West Melbourne.
In 2012 3CR broadcast Refugee Rights Unravelled as well as 10 stories for Yarra Refugee Radio.
Now is certainly the time to be thinking strategically! We're pleased to share our station's Strategic Plan for the next five years, which maps out our key activities across programming, training, engagement, technology, finance and sector development for 2020 to 2025. Happy reading! 3CR Strategic Plan 2020-2025.
Missed it? Listen back now. In 2020 the Smith Street Working Group and the City of Yarra partner with 3CR to bring a retrospective of the past 7 years of the Smith Street Dreaming Festival - usually a day event held on Smith Street during NAIDOC week. Presented by 3CR broadcaster Viv Malo, (The Black Block), alongside Dave Arden and others live to air from the 3CR studios. The broadcast featured music from past festival performers and interviews with some of the key figures of the Smith Street Dreaming formation. Broadcast live on Saturday 18 July, 1-4pm.
We can't bring you our usual live prison broadcasts for Beyond the Bars in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions. BUT we will be bringing you the voices of Indigenous men and women from the inside each day from Monday 6 July to Friday 10 July at 12-1pm. 3CR Indigenous broadcasters have been recording messages, cheerios, poems, stories, raps and short interviews with some of the inmates over the phone at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre, Loddon/Middleton Prison, Barwon Prison, Karreenga Annex and Fulham Correctional Centre. NAIDOC Week has been postponed to 8-15 November, but we wanted to reach out to the men and women at this time to facilitate their voices, and tell them they are not forgotten. Please listen in. Audio coming soon www.3cr.org.au/beyondthebars2020
