File contains meeting minutes, handwritten notes and other materials relating to the Food for Chiapas Campaign group. The group was a non-profit, aboriginal directed community based organization whose goal was to supply economic assistance to displaced indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico.

Program of events for the training of trainers in Participatory Communication Methods for NGO [Non-governmental organization] workers. The month long course was given by Worldview International Foundation in association with Ryerson International. The course ran from April 19 - May 21, 1993 in Colombo Sri Lanka.

File contains a companion bibliography to the NPF 562 course Media and Communication for the 1997-1998 school year. Bibliography created by Donald Gillies.

"Notes from Siberia" was published several times yearly by the Research and Policy Development group at the National Film Board of Canada headquarters in Montreal, Quebec. It was intended for distribution to NFB staff.

One copy of "Notes from Siberia, No. 6 - Special File: Fairness, Accuracy & Balance".

Summary presentation script outlining how the project was undertaken and the data analyzed and some of the findings of the study.

The Introduction and Methodology section was researched by Sylvie Lemieux, Chantal Legris, and Tony Midson. The report was prepared by Tony Midson and Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The production origin of education films in Canada section was researched by Sylvie Lemieux, Chantal Legris, and Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The NFB film-makers look at education section was researched by Gordon Martin. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The teacher education in audio-visual techniques section was researched by Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The information available for educators on audio-visual media section was researched by Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.

The analysis of audio-visual acceptance and usage by Canadian teachers section was researched by Tony Midson. The report was prepared for publication by Patrick Vallely, and the whole project overseen by Lyle Cruickshank.