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Call for Volunteers: Radio for Peace International

RADIO for Peace International (RFPI)is seeking volunteers who would like tohelp give a voice to the voiceless and promotepeace, justice and human rightsworldwide. In the process of expansion,RFPI is seeking like-minded volunteers towork in the following areas: Internet broadcasting,production work, general officework and documentation of the RFPI story,If you are interested, please contact EvaUlmer, producer, at info@rfpi.org, or call249-1550.

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