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RUSSIAN WELFARE SOCIETY OPENS NEW DEMENTIA UNIT: 13.9.2009
Russian Welfare Society has officially opened the new Dementia Unit at the age care facility The Kronstadt Gardens. Many distinguished guests included the secretary of the Russian Federation Embassy in Canberra Artyom Kozhin and Mr George Lekakis, Chairman of the Victorian Multicultural commission. Svetalana Moroz and Irina Felner talk about the importance of the new facility for the aging Russian population and the warm welcome the guests of the ceremony enjoyed.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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RUSSIAN YOUTH DISCUSSION CLUB: 31.8.2009
Maria Shvedova and Irina Kozyrevitch present another meeting of Russian Youth Discussion Club was about Russian-speaking people who live in Russia and in other countries. Are people really
changing getting into another language and cultural environment, or staying the same?
Are we gaining or losing something when we start to think and speak 2 languages? And how do we feel comparing to the people living in Russia in the monocultural environment?
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SPEAKING WITH AUDIOLOGIST EUGENE MOUGERMAN : 25.8.2009
Hearing Awareness Week is an annual event held in the last week of August. It provides an opportunity to raise community awareness of hearing impairment and ways to protect your hearing. This week is a key event for Deafness Forum which is the national coordinating body. Hearing Awareness Week also provides an opportunity for Australians who have a hearing impairment to share their experience and knowledge and help to create a greater understanding of their needs and aspirations.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
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RUSSIAN DEBUTANTE'S BALL: 25.8.2009
Russian debutante's ball was held on Friday, August 14th 2009 in Vaudeville
Hall in Sydney. With the first waltz the graduates of Russian School in
Homebush stepped into adult life. This annual event is now traditional,
since 1971 every winter boys and girls finished Russian School with the
Debutante's Ball. School is not only the place where they are studying
Russian language and literature, it's also the place where the first
friendships are born. School is the part of their lives, and saying good by
to the classes they are not saying good bye to the friends and Russian
Community. That's really important that the Russian language, Russian
culture is living in those kids and will be propagated to the next generations.
Presented by Irina Kozyrevich
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ТHE COURAGEOUS STORY OF KATERINA: 5.8.2009
The program of prevention of crime in the Russian speaking community is established by the Russian Ethnic Representative Council of Victoria in conjunction with Department of Attorney General. Program coordinator Helen McConnell visited the studio again with a victim of domestic abuse Katerina (not her real name). Katerina's story serves as a valuable warning and advise for other women suffering from the similar situation and proves that help is at hand if you need it. Please note that in the broadcast the voice of this courageous young women has been distorted for protection of her identity.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Saturday 1 August
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INTERVIEW WITH LYDIA HANIN: 31.7.2009
Recently in Casey municipality in Melbourne the award "Young volunteer of year" was presented to Lydia Hanin who is well known in scout group in Dandenong and in the nursing home of Russian Welfare Society. In conversation with Sima Tsyskin Lydia talks about the community work.
On air on Wednesday on July, 8th.
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RERC PROGRAM COORDINATOR HELEN McCONNELL: 27.7.2009
The program of prevention of crime in the Russian speaking community is established by the Russian Ethnic Representative Council of Victoria in conjunction with Department of Attorney General. Helen McConnel explaines the aspects of cyberbullying.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin.
On air on Saturday 25 July.
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SISTER OF 'DEFIANCE' HERO LIVES IN AUSTRALIA: 24.5.2009
More than 1200 Jews survived the Holocaust in the forests of Belorussia under the leadership of partisan fighters the Bielski brothers. The Hollywood blockbuster Defiance tells the story of their inspirational survival. This story is very well known to the twins Nina and Svetlana Belski and their sister Ludmilla Yukelis. From early childhood their mother Zelda told them the amazing details of life in the woods and heroism of her cousins - brothers Tuvia Zus and Asael Bielski. The sisters came to the studio to talk about their mother's miraculous survival during the WWII.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Saturday 9 May.
Photo by E.Droukman.
Bielski family at the commemorative evening.
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INTREVIEW WITH IGOR SAVITSKY: 21.5.2009
Asia-Pacific Regional Coference of Russian compatriots opens on 12 June in Canberra. It will be attended by delegates from Mongolia China< Singapore, India, Japan, Fiji, Vanuatu and New Zealand. President of the Australian Russian Compatriots Council Igor Savitsky talk about this forum and other significant Russian events in Canberra and Sydney.
Presented by Sima Tsyskin
On air on Saturday 16 May
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The first discussion of the Youth Club - on air March 30th 2009: 31.3.2009
Technological progress, IT, telecommunications and the society were the
subject of the first meeting of the Youth Discussion Club.What are the
positive and negative effects of the progress for the society. Are
people getting closer to each other due to the telecommunications and
Internet?
Or we are geting more lonely and apart of the real world because of the
virtual reality coming into our lives?
Is the rapid development of the technology just the natural way of the
human development and we're have a great chance to see how the world is
changing?
Irina Kozyrevitch is opening the new series of Youths Club's Discussions
at SBS Russian Edition
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