Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region/Media group
tasks and responsibilities
- develop media strategy
- set up milestones for the media group
- collect and share media contacts
- organize translations of media releases
- possibly "daily media work" on atomic topics connected to the Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region project
- be available for media requests, interviews, etc.
- write media releases on important milestones of the Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region project
appointments
Currently, the media group is made by three people, but the it is still not finally formed. A first voice-over-ip conference to launch the media group is supposed to take place in October 2013.
Topics of the first voice-over-ip conference:
- discuss media strategy + first concrete activities + develop own milestones
- share media contacts
- discuss if/how to do "daily media work" for the project
media releases
planned media releases:
- on concrete activities of the project: book, petition, ...
published media releases:
- New initiative to strengthen anti-nuclear struggles: Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region (October 21, 2013): English | [[Finnish | [[German
- Neues grünes blatt: Atomgefahren im Ostseeraum (October 6, 2013) German
media coverage
- Atomgefahren im Ostseeraum (September 2013) German
contact
If you need to reach the media group of the Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region project, write an email to media.atomicbaltic AT nuclear-heritage.net[1].
The media group is an official contact for journalists who want to come in touch with the Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region project - for interviews, background information or to connect the media to activists and groups willing to be contacted. We also will write some media releases, particularly on important milestones of the project, and we will support other activists of this network/project in their media work as far as we have capacities.
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