CMS has had a busier than normal year, revolving around a number of projects. Amongst there were:

a) the very successful International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media. 28 delegates and CMS MA students from all over the world participated. [footnote - Major sponsors were the World Association for Christian Communication, the National Research Foundation (NRF), Independent Newspapers and Telkom. The project is continuing with further funding from business and the NRF. International participants at the Seminar included: Fackson Banda (PANOS - Zambia); John Barker (MISA - Namibia); Patrick Bereng (MISA - Lesotho); Prof Guy Berger (Rhodes); Dr Clive Barnett (Reading); Gibsen Boloka (North/CMS); Moira Chimombo (Malawi); Jane Duncan (Freedom of Expression Institute, Johannesburg); Dr Hopeton Dunn (West Indies); Derek Forbes (North West); Farhana Goga (CMS); Tim Nyahunzvi (MISA - Zimbabwe); Kaitira Kandjii (MISA- Namibia); Sunita Kaihar (CMS); Prof David Kerr (Botswana); Ron Krabill (CMS / New School, New York); Sonja Laden (Tel Aviv); Susan Manhando-Makore (Zimbabwe Open University (CMS); Dr Matt Mokegwe (Swaziland); Prof Francis Nyamnjoh (Botswana); Marlan Padayachee (CMS / Independent Newspapers) Dr Chris Paterson (Leicester); Prof Helge Ronning (Oslo); Judy Sandison (SABC); Prof Paddy Scannell (Westminster); Dr Ruth Teer-Tomaselli (CMS); Marcia Wilson (UNISA); Ben Zulu (African Script Development Trust). Additional observers/delegates included Robert Kriger and Tselane Morolo from the National Research Foundation and Saun Jacobs of IDASA. The Seminar was also attended and reported on by a variety of journalists including Elijah Mhlanga and Patrick Leeman and covered by the SABC's Channel Africa and The Media Channel (www.mediachannel.org/originals.safrica.shtml) (See ** for a full list of papers delivered.)

b) The inauguration during the Seminar of the Prestigious Independent Newspapers Lecture on Freedom of the Media. Jane Duncan of the Freedom of Expression Institute, Johannesburg, provided an excellent first address (www.und/ac.za/und/ccms)

c) Faculty/staff research on a series of themes now actively incorporated student researchers. Major topics were on visual anthropology and cultural tourism, community radio, youth and media, public memory, public health communication, media and development, and political economy of the media.

d) Completion of Phases I and II of the UNESCO-sponsored Human Resources and the Media research, and six national workshops on gender sensitivity by Farhana Goga and Ira Horowitz (ww.und.ac.za/und/ccms**)

e) Dr Ruth Teer-Tomaselli conducted a series of strategic planning workshops for Durban Youth Radio, January.

Miranda Young, a previous CMS MA graduate joined the teaching Programme. Chantell Oosthuysen, was appointed to a research position. Arnold Shepperson completed a contract research project for Durban Metro Electricity (with some help from Alex Holt during 1999) and assisted on a number of other projects.

Ruth Teer-Tomaselli was promoted to Associate Professor. Teer-Tomaselli was again appointed as a judge for the M-Net Book Prize. She took up her four year reappointment on the Board of the SA Broadcasting Association, and was elected to the International Council of the International Association for Media and Communication Research, and to the World Radio Association. She was the personal guest of the Moroccan Minister of Broadcasting where the latter Conference was held. Teer-Tomaselli was also elected to the committee of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) for Southern Africa (FAWESA), and continues to serve on the FAWE Technical Committee in Nairobi. A FAWESA trip to Australia with Deputy Vice Chancellors from four South African institutions completed her very active year, which included conferences in Montreal, Cape Town and Durban.

Keyan G Tomaselli was a keynote speaker at the Third Crossroads Conference on Cultural Studies in Birmingham, UK, where he was also elected to the steering committee of the proposed International Association for Cultural Studies. Tomaselli also served on the judging panel of the M-Net All Africa Film Awards. He undertook a lecture tour of Sweden where he also presented two symposium papers and was a guest speaker at a number of universities and research institutes. He was elected to the Board of DramAidE and is chair of the Development, Media and Arts Research Unit, a joint DramAidE-CMS initiative.

Professor Lynn Dalrymple, Director of DramAidE and the Development, Media and Arts Research Unit, participated in the International Conference on AIDS, and began supervision in CMS on public health research projects. DramAidE moved offices to the CMS premises in March.

Ph.D student Gibsen Boloka was awarded a four month Fellowship by the New School University, New York, while Boloka, Bright Phiri (Zambia), Eunice Ivala (Kenya) and Jerome Dube (Zimbabwe) were selected to participate in a two week Seminar on Democratisation and Governance at the University of Cape Town by the New School University, New York, in January.

Ron Krabill, a New School Ph.D student and CMS visiting lecturer, concluded his 12 month stint in June, while Associate Professor Hopeton Dunn, CARIMAC, University of West Indies, spent another six weeks with us on his two-year research project.

Henry Benson, a CMS Honours graduate taught the Information Technology course for the first time, and Jasper Cecil continued with the Video production course, assisted by Jeffrey Sehume.

A video proposal jointly submitted with the Programme in Drama and Performance Studies to the M-Net EDIT 2000 competition was successful. The 20 minute drama, No Sir, I'm not on the menu, was broadcast on M-Net on 13 December. It won a National TV and Video Association "Craft Award" for directing, editing and camera. It also secured a Bronze Medal for a video production.

Marlan Padayachee, Independent Newspapers KwaZulu-Natal, was appointed as industry liaison officer. This is an honorory position, very ably executed by Padayachee, with the support of his employer. David Wightman, Editorial Coordinator at Independent Newspapers KwaZulu-Natal and regional chair of the SA National Editors Forum, was elected as chair of the CMS Professional Advisory Committee.

Andy Mason, a MA student was elected as Acting Co-ordinator of a Working Group representing cartoonists from seven African countries, a body established at the International Workshop on Cartoon Journalism and Democratisation in South Africa, University of Botswana, November.

The following students contributed to CMS and Faculty projects:

Deanna Powers (USA), Tasneem Seedat and Geraldine David on Critical Arts.

Eunice Ivala (Kenya) maintained the Outer CMS Web Page; Thato Foko (Lesotho) created and maintained the Inner Web Page; and Devan Govender redesigned the original Page created by Mike Aldridge, later maintained and extended by Terje Skjerdal (Norway).

Reverend Feyissa Kebede (Ethiopia), René Smith and Ntokoza Ndlele helped in administration, the International Seminar, and other organisational tasks.

Sunita Kaihar (India) coordinated the International Research Seminar. She is also an announcer on Radio Lotus.

The following students tutored in a number of undergraduate programmes: Media & Communication, Sociology and Politics: Diedre Donneley, Eunice Ivala (Kenya), Bright Phiri (Zambia), Jeffrey Sehume; Anthea Simoes, Jerome Dube (Zimbabwe), René Smith and Toks Oyedemi (Nigeria). Smith also taught at Varsity College and Natal Technikon. Michelle Tager continued teaching in the Honours Narrative Film and TV course.

Nthati Moorosi (Lesotho), Toks Oyedemi (Nigeria), Anita Kakar and Njord Svendsen (Norway) participated in the 2nd Graduate School Annual Conference. Other CMS delegates included Jeffrey Sehume, Prosper Luthuli and Morris Nyakudzya (Zimbabwe).

Students who assisted in various ways in other CMS projects included: Ntokoza Ndlele, Bright Phiri (Zambia), Alexandra von Strauss (Germany), Thembisa Mjwacu and Thato Foko (Lesotho). 

Publications

Faculty members and students published articles in the following: Social Identities, Culturelink, Media Development, Critical Arts, Communicatio, Ecquid Novi, Communicare, and in a number of books, and refereed web journals like SAFUNDI, Reelmind etc. (See the Activities list).

Publications deriving from CMS Ph.D student research were published by Dorothy Roome in the International Journal of Cultural Studies and the Journal of Film and Video. A number of articles derived from the International Seminar to be published in Media Development and a book will appear in 2001 (Boloka, Diedre Donneley; Teresa Groetan, Anthea Simoes, Njord Svendsen) and elsewhere. Kubi Rama's contribution will appear in ARTSresearch.

Visitors:

The following visitors spent research and teaching time at CMS:

Dr Hopeton Dunn, Caribbean Institute for Media and Communication (CARIMAC), Kingston, Jamaica.

Dr Jae Maingard, Drama, Film, Theatre and Television, Bristol University, UK.

John Riber, Media in Development Trust, Harare, Zimbabwe.

Dr Frank Ukadike, Film Studies, Tulane University, USA.

Line Yde Sondergaard, Roskilde University, served as a research intern with DramAidE under the auspices of the Development, Media and Arts Research Unit.

Both Riber and Ukadike contributed to the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) by conducting seminars and introducing films, and in acting as discussants. René Smith and Jeffrey Sehume served on the DIFF's awards committee. The Festival's director was Alex Holt, a CMS Ph.D graduate.

Single Guest Lectures were offered by:

Herb Frazier, Knight Fellow, SA.

Lebogang Hashatse, General Manager: Corporate Affairs, Multichoice SA.

Dr Frank Ukadike, Film Studies, Tulane University, USA.

The following were major sponsors of CMS activities:

Independent Newspapers KwaZulu-Natal

Natal University Research Fund

National Research Foundation

Telkom

UNESCO

World Association for Christian Communication

Blankenberg, N. "That Rare and Random Tribe: Albino Identity in South Africa", Critical Arts, 14(2), 4-46.

*De Beer, A. and Tomaselli, K.G. "South African Journalism and Mass Communication Scholarship: Negotiating Ideological Schisms", Journalism Studies, 1(1), 2000, 9-34.

Ivala, E. "The Internet and Distance Education", Communicatio, 26(1), 24-30.

Oosthuysen, C. and Tomaselli, K.G. "Introduction", Critical Arts, 14(2), 1-3.

Rama, K. "South African Public Service Broadcasting: negotiating Global and Local Challenges", ArtsResearch, 2, 71-85.

Shepperson, A. and Tomaselli, K.G. "South African Cinema Beyond Apartheid: Affirmative Action in Distribution and Storytelling", Social Identities, 6(2), 2000, 323-343.

Skjerdal, T. "The TRC: Seeking Answers from the Media", Ecquid Novi, 12(2), 84-101.

Tomaselli, K.G. and Shepperson, A.. "The Australian Journalism vs Cultural Studies Debate: Implications for South African Media Studies", Communicatio, 26(1), 2000, 60-72.

Tomaselli, K.G. and Shepperson, A. "Sociopolitical Transformation and the Media Environment: Writing Africa into Modernity", Gazette: The International Journal for Communication Studies, 62(1), 2000, 31-43.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Cultural Studies and Renaissance in Africa: Recovering Praxis", Scrutiny2, 4(2), 43-48. (Essay).

Tomaselli, K.G. "Faulting `Faultlines': Racism in the South African Media" Ecquid Novi, 2000, 21(2) 7-27.

Skjerdal, T. "Bill on Demand:  South African Newspapers Fighting the
Abortion Issue in 1995/1996", Ecquid Novi, 21(1): 62-81.

Commentaries/Reviews/Non-refereed Journals

Donnelly, D. "Poverty on a Global Sale", Democracy Watch, 10, 2000, 10-11

Donnelly, D. "Zimbabwe Road to Ruin", Democracy Watch, 9, 14-15.

Donnelly, D. "A Gun-free South Africa", Democracy Watch, 7, 14-15.

Krabill, R. Appropriating Images: The semiotics of Visual representation, by Keyan Tomaselli, Media Development, 3, 47-48.

Boloka, G. and Krabill, R. "Calling the glass half Full: a response to Berger;s `Towards an analysis of South African Media and Transformation 1994-1999'", Transformation, 43, 75-89.

Krabill, R. Challenging Authority: The Historical Study of Contentious Politics by Hanagan, M.P. et al (eds), International Journal of Labour and Working Class History, 57, 137-139.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. "Transformation of the South African Media" NGQO, 1(2), 22-24.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Rock Art, the Art of Tracking, and Cybertracking. Demystifying the `Bushmen' in the Information Age", Visual Anthropology, 14, 77-82.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Policing the Text: disciplinary threats and spin doctoring", Communicatio, 26(2), 87-92.

Tomaselli, K/G. and Sehume, J. "Zulu", Visual Anthropology, 14, 107-111.

Tomaselli, K.G and Shepperson, A. "A Confusion of Cinematic Consciousness: Southern Africa on Film in the United States", Safundi: A Journal of South African and American Comparative Studies, 10/20/00. www.safundi.com/articles/tomaselli

*Kelly, K., Parker, W. and *Lewis, G. (2000) "Reconceptualising Behaviour Change in the HIV/AIDS Context." In *Stones, C. (Ed.), Socio-political and Psychological Perspectives on South Africa. Nova Science: London. In press. (60pp.)

Shepperson, A. and Tomaselli, K.G. "Culture, Media and the Intellectual Climate: Apartheid and Beyond". In Zegeye, A. and Kriger, R. (eds) Cultural Change and Development in South Africa. Zagreb: Culturelink, 1998/9, 35-58. (Appeared in 2000).

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. "Nation-Building, Social Identity and television in a Changing Media Landscape". In *Zegeye, A. and *Kriger, R. (eds) Cultural Change and Development in South Africa. Zagreb: Culturelink, 85-106, 1998/9 (Appeared in 2000).

Tomaselli, K.G. "All Cinemas are Expanded". In Hensel, T., Reck, H.U. and Zielinski, H. (eds). Lab. Jarbuch 2000 fur Kunste unde Apparate. Koln: Verlag der Buchhandlung, 107-112.

Tomaselli, K.G. and Shepperson, A. "South African Cultural Studies: A Journal's Journey from Apartheid to the Worlds of the Post". In Denzin, N. (ed.). Cultural Studies: A Research Annual 5, 2000, 3-24.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Ambiguities in Alternative Discourse: New Nation and the Sowetan in the 1980s". In Switzer, L. and Adhikari, M. (eds.) South Africa's Resistance Press: Alternative Voices in the Last Generation Under Apartheid. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press, 378-403.

Shepperson, A. and Tomaselli, K.G. "South African Cinema: Before and Beyond Apartheid." In Kindem, G. (ed.). The World Cinema Industry. Carbondale: University of Southern Illinois Press, 140-164.

Tomaselli, K,G. "Notes on Critical Arts". In Denzin, N. (ed.). Cultural Studies: A Research Annual 5, 2000, 39-44.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Political Economy of the South African Media: Beyond Apartheid" In Mbay'o, R. (ed). Press and Politics in Contemporary African States. Mellen Press, 307-324.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Media Ownership and Democratization. The Political Economy of the South African Media. In Leslie, M. and Hayden, G. (eds.). Communication and Democratisation in Africa. Mellen Press.

"South African Media 1994-7: Globalizing via Political Economy". In Curran, J. and Park, J.(eds.). De-Westernizing Media Theory. Routledge: London: Routledge, 237-248.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Een Africans Weeskind Wordt Volwassen". In de Vos, M. (ed.) Cinema Suid-Africa. Een Verborgen Wereld op Celluloid. Amsterdam: Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen, 2000, 16-27.

Tomaselli, K.G. "John Grierson in South Africa:  Misunderstanding
Apartheid'.  In Izod, J., Kilborn, R. and Hibbertd, M. (eds) From
Griersin to the Doc-Soap:  Breaking the Boundaries.  Luton:  University
of Luton press, 47-58.

EDITORIAL ACTIVITY

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E.

Associate Editor: Critical Arts (Durban)

Editorial Board member:

Ecquid Novi: Journal for Journalism in Southern Africa (Potchefstroom)

European Journal of Cultural Studies (Sage, London)

Feminist Media Studies (Sage, Cardiff)

Journal of International Communication (Carfax, Sydney).

"Critical Studies in African Media and Culture". International Academic Publishers, Denver, Co. Book Series.

Editor: Critical Arts (Durban).

Editorial Board Member of

CONTINUUM: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies (Perth),

Communal/Plural: Journal of Transnational and Crosscultural Studies (Sydney).

Cultural Studies, (Routledge, London).

International Journal of Cultural Studies (Oxford). Editor.

Para*doxa: Studies in World Literary Genres, (Seattle).

Media, Culture, Society (London).

Screening the Past (Online Journal, Brisbane).

Safundi: The Journal of South African and American Comparative Studies (Online Journal, Arizona.)

Visual Anthropology, International Commission for Visual Anthropology (Chicago). Book Review Editor (Old World):

Refereed articles for: Communicare, SA Communication Association (Johannesburg).

Series Editor: Critical Studies in African Media and Culture, International Academic publishers, Denver, Co.

Government and Culture: Studies in Cultural and Media Policy. Sage Publications in Association with the Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy.

Studies on the Southern African Media. Anthropos Publishers, Johannesburg, 1990-1999. (In association with Lake View Press, Chicago, and Intervention Press, Denmark). (Series Editor).

Transnational Cultural Studies. University of Illinois Press.

CMS organised the International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, April 2000.

Boloka, G. "Porous Borders and the Changing Geography of Social Relations: Encountering the `Other'". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Boloka, G. and Krabill, R. "Calling the glass half Full: a response to Berger's `Towards an analysis of South African Media and Transformation 1994-1999'". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Boloka, G. and Krabill, R. "Calling the glass half Full: a response to Berger's `Towards an analysis of South African Media and Transformation 1994-1999'"

Dalrymple, L. Panel Discussion `Breaking the Silence: The South African AIDS Memorial Quilt,'. X111 International AIDS Conference, Durban 2000.

Dalrymple, L. and Gumede, Mkhonzeni: "Mobilising Youth in Tertiary Institutions through Interactive Campaigns". X111 International AIDS Conference, Durban 2000. Poster.

Dalrymple, L., Jaffe, Alan, and Sutherland, Lee. "Mobilising Young Men to Care: A Preliminary Evaluation". X111 International AIDS Conference, Durban 2000. Poster.

Dalrymple, L. Panel Discussion: "Folk Media". The Third International Entertainment Education Conference for Social Change, Arnhem, Netherlands, 17 - 22, September 2000.

Donnelly, D. "Media and Democracy in Botswana: The Kgotla and Globalisation". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Foko, T., Tau, M., Oluwatoyin, Y. and "Political Economy of Lesotho and Swazi Media: Response to Mogekwu and Bereng. International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Groetan, T. and Svendsen, N. "Globalisation and its Effects on Independent Media". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Goga, F. "Gender and Race in South African Media Institutions. Experiences of Affirmative Action and Gender Sensitivity". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Groetan, T. and Svendsen, N. "Globalisation and its Effects on Independent Media". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Kakar, A. "Semiotic Analysis of natal University's Corporate Advertising Campaign". Graduate Students' Conference, School of Graduate Studies, Human Sciences, University of nata, Durban, October.

Manhando-Makore, S. "`Free for All': Myth or Reality?" The case of Zimbabwe's Media". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Manhando-Makore, S. "Identifying Barriers Encountered by Women in the Use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICTSs) for Open and Distance Learning in Africa". Symposium sponsored by The Commonwealth of Learning and the Acacia Initiative, International Development Research Centre in Zanzibar, Tanzania from 13 - 17, March.

Manhando-Makore, S. "Looking at Women Through Music: A Case Study of Zimbabwe". Presented at "Playing with Identities in Contemporary Music in Africa Conference, 19 - 22 October 2000 in Turku/Abo, Finland.

Moorosi, N. "Ideologies and Politics Underlying the Selection and Presentation of News". Graduate Students' Conference, School of Graduate Studies, Human Sciences, University of nata, Durban, October.

Phiri, B. and Powers, D. "Plurality and Power Relations: An Analysis of the Political Economy of Zambian Broadcasting". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Mason, A. "Graphic Narratives and Resistance Discourse in South Africa's `Alternative Press'. International Workshop on cartoon Journalism and Democratisation in Southern Africa, University of Botswana, November.

Mason, A. "Graphic Narratives of Compliance and Resistance: an Overview of Historical Trends in South African Cartooning and Comic Strip Production". Graduate Students' Conference, School of Graduate Studies, Human Sciences, University of nata, Durban, October.

Mason, A. "The Role of Civil Society in the Development of Democratic Media in Namibia". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Oyedemi, T. "The Internet, its Impact and Challenges in a `Society' Without Boundaries: A Critical Assessment of the Political Economy of the Internet in South Africa". Graduate Students' Conference, School of Graduate Studies, Human Sciences, University of nata, Durban, October.

Oyedemi, T. (2000). The Internet and its Impact on South Africa: A Critique of Marcia Wilson's Paper". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Parker, W., (2000) Entertainers and Educators, Conference Presentation: 3rd International Entertainment Education Conference, Papendal, The Netherlands.

Parker, W., (2000) South Africa's Beyond Awareness Campaign: Tools for Action, Conference Presentation: 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa, July.

Parker, W., (2000) HIV/AIDS and the Press: Experiences in promoting social action, Conference Presentation: 13th International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.

Rama, K. (2000) "Community Radio: Response to Teer-Tomaselli". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Rawjee, V. "The Commodification of `Newsbreak'". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Simoes, A. "The `Other' and Media: the Political Economy of Identity". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Svendsen, N. ""Globalisation and its possible Effects on Independent Media". Graduate Students' Conference, School of Graduate Studies, Human Sciences, University of nata, Durban, October.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. (2000) "Who is the Community in Community Radio: Access and Governance in Community Radios in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal". International Research Seminar on Political Economy of the Southern African Media, University of Natal, Durban, April.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. (2000) "Local and Global: The Role of local Content in Nation-Building on Public Service Broadcasting". Public Service Broadcasting Beyond 2000, Banff, Canada.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. (2000) "Global Media Generations 2000: media Events and their Influence on Generations in the Global Village", Medienforum NRW 2000, Cologne, Germany.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. (2000) "The Role of the Public Broadcaster in Nation-Building". Centre and Diversity, Public Service International, Cape Town, October.

Tomaselli, K.G. (2000). Keynote Address: "Cultural Studies as `Psycho-babble'. Post-LitCrit, Methodology and Dynamic Justice".

Third Crossroads Conference, University of Birmingham, June.

Tomaselli, K.G. (2000) "The People's Communication Charter", Humanity, Humanities and Human Rights. International Summer / Winter Term, University of Cape Town / Bard College, NY, April.

Tomaselli, K.G. (2000) "Visualising Authenticity: Zulu Cultural Villages", Umea University Conference on Sensuality and Power in Visual Culture, November. Sweden.

Tomaselli, K.G. and A Shepperson "Nelson Mandela and the Logical Continuity of Cultures", Cultural Icons Symposium, University of Lund, Sweden.

Tomaselli, K.G. "Policing the Text: Disciplinary Threats and Spin Doctoring", SA Communication Association, University of Pretoria.

Mason, A. "Drawing Ridicule", WACC Action, 231, 1-3.

Ivala, E. (December 1999). "The Internet and Distance Education". In Greyling, L. and Andrew, M. (eds.) Open Learning in South Africa. Johannesburg: Allenby In-Home Power learning and Open Learning Association of Southern Africa, 106-114. (Appeared in 2000).

Goga, F. Towards Affirmative Action: Issues of Race and Gender in Media Organisations. Durban: UNESCO/CMS. (127pp).

Yde Sondergaard, L. "Evaluation of the South African Memorial Quilt Project". Commissioned by the CMS-DramAidE Development, Media and Arts Research Unit.

Parker, W., *Kistner, U., *Gelb, S., *Kelly, K. and *O'Donovan, M. (2000a) The Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS on South Africa and its Implications for Governance: A Bibliographic Review. The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies/USAID, Pretoria, South Africa. (90pp).

Parker, W., *Kistner, U., *Gelb, S., *Kelly, K. and *O'Donovan, M. (2000b) The Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS on South Africa and its Implications for Governance: A Literature Review. The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies/USAID, Pretoria, South Africa. (70pp).

Kelly, J.H. "Evaluation of the South African Aids Memorial Quilt". Evaluation Commissioned by the CMS-DramAidE Development, Media and Arts Research Unit.

*Kelly, K. and Parker, W. (2000) Communities of Practice: Contextual Mediators of Youth Response to HIV/AIDS. Department of Health, South Africa.

Shepperson, A. "HIV/AIDS Reporting in South Africa: An Analysis of the Response of the Press". Mediaids and department of Health (24pp.).

Shepperson, A., and *van Laar, P. (2000a). "Strategic

Guidelines into Media Advertising Designed to Educate and Motivate against Electricity Theft." Contract research report commissioned by the Durban Metropolitan Electricity

Department. 91pp. (including Appendices).

Shepperson, A., and *van Laar, P. (2000b). "Qualitative Market Research Conducted for Durban Metro Electricity." Contract research report commissioned by the Durban Metropolitan Electricity Department. 9pp.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. (2000). Panel of Researchers. Taylor, V. (ed.) Transformation for Human Development: South Africa. UNDP Human Development Report 2000. Report title: Transformation, Nation-Building and the South African Media, 1993-1990

Tomaselli, K.G. (2000). Contributor to Research. Taylor, V. (ed.) Transformation for Human Development: South Africa. UNDP Human Development Report 2000

COMMUNITY

DramAidE Social Mobilisation Projects:

Dalrymple. L. / DramAidE. National South African AIDS Memorial Quilt Project - Beyond Awareness Campaign of the National Department of Health. Tender complete October 2000

Dalrymple. L. / DramAidE. National Tertiary Institution Youth Leadership Mobilisation Campaign - Beyond Awareness Campaign of the National Department of Health. Tender complete October 2000.

Dalrymple. L. / DramAidE. Mobilising Young Men to Care - Video and Guide [Phase One] funded by Johns Hopkins University Centre for Communication Programmes. February 2000 - December 2000.

Dalrymple. L. / DramAidE. KwaZulu-Natal Act Alive Project funded by the Transitional National Development Trust in the Amatikulu, Escourt and Hlabisa regions and by Medical Care Development Incorporated in the Ndwedwe region. February 2000 - February 2001.

Dalrymple. L. / DramAidE. Primary Schools Life Skills Project funded by Richards Bay Minerals. Phase One : June 1999 - June 2000. Phase Two: July 2000 December 2000.

Krabill, R. and *Jacobs, S. "Renegotiating Mass-mediation in the Post-Apartheid Public Sphere". CODESRIA, University of Western Cape.

Nyakudya, M. Young, M. and Tomaselli, K.G. "Xenophobia, Nationalism and Nation-Building". SA Human Rights Commission Workshop on Xenophobia, Independent Newspapers, Durban.

Teer-Tomaselli, R.E. Six Strategic Planning Workshops for Durban Youth Radio, January.

Tomaselli, K.G and Caldwell, M. "Media Research". Training for Transformation Colloquium , SA National Editors' Forum and Rhodes University, Media Park, Johannesburg, October.

Tomaselli, K.G. "The People's Communication Charter", Humanity, Humanities and Human Rights. International Summer / Winter Term, University of Cape Town / Bard College, NY, April. www.und.ac.za/und/ccms (Go to Media Rights Hyperlink).

Tomaselli, K.G. Guest Lecture: "Racism in the South African Media: Moral Panics and Psychobabble", Sociology, University of Lund, Sweden.

Tomaselli, K.G. Guest lecture: "(South) African Contributions to (Media and) Cultural Studies", Media Studies/Cultural Studies, University of Lund, Sweden.

Tomaselli, K.G. Guest lecture: "Cultural Studies, Policy and Development: making cultural studies useful", the National Institute for Working Life, Programme for Work and Culture, Norrkoping, Sweden.

Tomaselli, K.G. Panelist: "The Cultural Tourism Gaze", the Cultural Images of Africa Project, Nordic Africa Institute for African Studies, Uppsala, Sweden.

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Keyan G Tomaselli
Programme Director and Professor
15 December 2000