Exchange on Access to Radio and Television Media for Individuals with Hearing Impairments

IMG_0375

On August 4, Dr. Tanes Tanasomboon, Advisor to Panyapiwat Institute of Technology and Honorary Advisory Board Member of PPAT; Mr. Somchai Kamtong, Independent Journalist and Advisory Board Member for Network Development and Organizational Communication at PPAT; Ms. Ladda Jitwatanapataya, PPAT Project Manager; and Ms. Pathaithip Sakdawisarak, representative of the elderly group from Ratchaphiphat Hospital, participated in a brainstorming and discussion session on access to radio and television media for individuals with hearing and visual impairments.

The session was part of a project studying the regulatory framework for television services that include sign language interpretation, closed captions, and audio descriptions. The event was honored by the presence of Asst. Prof. Dr. Sivanard Hongprayoon, Dean of the Faculty of Communication Arts at Dhurakij Pundit University, who presided over and observed the discussions. The meeting took place at Maruay Garden Hotel, Bangkok.

This project is jointly conducted by the Faculty of Communication Arts, Dhurakij Pundit University, in collaboration with the Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC).

TAGS

News & Activity

Ms. Ladda Jitwatanapataya, Mr. Sakorn Satalalai and Khun Jiratchaya Khongking have disseminated knowledge on Sexual and Reproductive Health to female migrant workers under the project ‘Pilot End-to-End Referral System to Increase Female Migrant Workers’ Access to Comprehensive Abortion Care’ at the meeting room of LPN foundation, Samutsakorn province….
On February 8, a team of educators from the PPAT Pattani, in collaboration with the Health Education Unit of Pattani Hospital, conducted an awareness program titled “Teaching Teens Planting Love” for adolescents. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, the event aimed to promote expressions of love through meaningful gestures such as giving gifts and flowers while emphasizing the importance of protecting oneself and one’s partner from sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The campaign also encouraged condom use as a normal and…
Privacy Preferences

Allow All
Manage Consent Preferences
  • Always Active

Save