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Human Rights Commission Cable Programming Ideas Date: March 4, 1993 Present: Jerry Beck, Roseville Government Cable Mary Helen Deutsch, Commission Chairperson Sarah Bellefuil, Administrative Intern The following options for Human Rights Cable programming were discussed. Authorization is required from the City Administrator or the Assistant Administrator for use of Government Channel staff. Written Bulletins "Pearls of Wisdom", announcements, or information that is played on cable when nothing else is on. Submit in written form to staff and they will submit it to the government channel. The Fire Dept runs many of these types of bullets on fire safety. Taxes Pre-recorded tapes on pertinent topics can be submitted for cablecast. Appropriate permission must accompany the tape. This may require some editing. Two of these have been done at CTV (Sexual Harassment in the Workplace and Bias Motivated Crime). On-Line This option include any live event or meeting that is taped and aired simultaneously. Interviews An interview with someone on a Human Rights topic. This would take 4-6 hours of taping\editing but would not involve the extensive planning that a public service announcement would. Public Service Announcement One-two minute P.S.A.'s could be prepared on Human Rights topics and aired as fillers. This would take 4-6 hours to tape after the script is written and other background work is completed. Could be hardhitting and effective. An effective strategy might include preparing a PSA specifically to air before, during, or after a sports event. This would be a timely response to some of the sexist/racist things happening in youth sports. .Human Rights Update Program This would be the most time consuming option because of the additional planning, camera and editing work needed.