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בואו נדבר על זה: תכנית רדיו דליברטיבית לגבי שוויון בנטל. דוח עבור קול ישראל
Abstract
הדוח סוקר את תהליך ההכנה והביצוע של שתי תכניות הרדיו הדליברטיביות בואו נדבר על זה, מבית היוצר של בית הספר לתקשורת באוניברסיטת אריאל ובשיתוף פעולה עם "קול ישראל", אשר עסקו בנושא השוויון בנטל ושודרו ברשת ב' של "קול ישראל" בחודשים אפריל ומאי 2013
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