Join “Youth Can Make a Difference!” Outreach Team

“Youth Can Make a Difference!” is looking for committed energetic fun people to help promote youth participation in political process.

Become a “Youth Can Make a Difference” Outreach Team member today!

As an Outreach Team member you become part of an effort that helps empower young people to participate in political process.

You will help to inform and empower your friends – letting their voices be heard on issues at stake in their communities, states and nation.

You will also have first hand knowledge of upcoming “Youth Can Make a Difference” events and issue campaigns!

AS OUTREACH TEAM MEMBER YOU WILL…

• Interact with voters at events, colleges, and universities and get the young involved.
• Participate in specially designed programs for “Youth Can Make a Difference”
• Meet fellow Outreach Team members and partners and learn issues of grassroots organizations.
• Engage young people online and on the ground to join Outreach Team.
• Get involve in drafting Youth Agenda for Change (YAC) process, product of National Youth Consultation Conference (NYCC), please go to http://www.nyccmy.org/ for further information.

This Outreach Team is a resource for anyone who wants to get involve ins politics and wants to make a difference especially as the General Election is coming closer.

You will have lots of opportunities to amplify your opinions.

Email YOUR name, email address and mobile number to Y4C secretariat at y4c2006@gmail.com NOW! For further information, please contact Lee Khai Loon (Y4C Convener) at 013-3970519 Chua Yee Ling (Y4C Project Coordinator) at 012-7355 025 or ring 03-7783 1164.

Website: http://y4c.seacem.com/

Kasikampus Brainstorming Session 1

Invitation to:
Kasikampus Brainstorming Session 1

Tuesday, Jan 15, 2008, 5pm (tentative, open to change)
Where?

• Suaram Penang, opposite USM Sungai Dua gate, above S&J junk shop (second floor, you’ll see a Suaram signage when you reach the door)

Brainstorm what?

1. What to do with kasikampus.wordpress.com
2. Issues, issues, issues, ie. what’s hot on campus?
3. The ideal campus
4. What else? Workshops? Trips? Forums? Film screenings? T-shirts? Funding? Projects? Tell us!

This invitation is OPEN to ALL – not necessarily Communication students – who are interested.  Please do come with a thinking brain, preferably without the box.  Be liberal, radical, whatever you want to be (as long you’re not a racist)

For queries, please contact engkiat.ng@gmail.com

See you there!

Penang this weekend: 10 Tahun Sebelum Merdeka

If you missed the Freedom Film Fest, make it a point not to miss Fahmi Reza’s 10 Tahun Sebelum Merdeka this weekend at Han Chiang College Penang!

Welcome on board!

You’ve reached the site of Komunikasi Kampus!, a group opinion blog initiated by a group of students from the School of Communication at Universiti Sains Malaysia.

We’re in the process of building this site, please check back next Monday (17 Sept, 2007) for our soft-launch!

So, what’s Komunikasi Kampus! all about? Let us first make ourselves clear that we are non-for-profit, and will encourage non-anonymity in all of our writings.

Intended to facilitate more progressive discussions on campus and participate pro-actively in the integration of the diverse student body at this university, this blog will be made up of the expressions of six (possibly more) budding writers at the School of Communication.

Currently at different levels of scholarship here, the current staff writers are generally moderate in their views, but are nonetheless diverse in opinion, which would add all the more colour to discourse.

In short, it is our humble hope that through greater discussion, our campus would become a ‘Communicating Campus’, in line with the university administration’s Healthy Campus policy.

What will we be writing about then? Everything. The staff writers will be writing on a variety of issues of direct relevance to our campus, things like events, interesting people, conflicts, food, football, movies, etc. are some of the topics you’ll find them writing about.

Of course, global/regional/national/local issues that are of public (and more importantly, students) interest will be covered from time to time.

We shall try our best to refrain from being crude, but at the same time remain honest with our observations.

Remember, we’re budding, not professional, writers. Thank you for reading!