JUBA, South Sudan – “I enjoy doing the radio program because it makes me feel like a journalist. I would like to learn more about journalism,” said 18-year-old Internews trainee, Riak Akech. “There are many things I don’t know. By talking to…
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My Community, My Radio, My Mahad: The story of a Juba IDP settlement
Tagged with: Africa, audio, Boda Boda Talk Talk, Communicating with Communities, community media, conflict, CwC, development, displaced South Sudanese, humanitarian information, ICT4d, ICTs, Information Communication Technologies, Internews, Juba, Kakuma refugee camp, kenya, Mahad, Mahad IDP settlement, media development, memory cards, My Mahad, People in Need, radio, SD card, South Sudan, Terre des hommes, training, War
Posted in Photography, Print, Radio
Posted in Photography, Print, Radio
Kenya’s Community Reporters
NAIROBI, Kenya – I believe in the power of community media to transform communities. In my home country, due to the National Film Board of Canada’s Challenge for Change program from the 1960s to 80s, marginalized Canadians came together to…
Tagged with: community media, Ghetto Mirror, Kennedy Odede, kenya, Kibera, Mathare, Mathare Radio, media development, nairobi, Shofco, Wairimu Gitau
Posted in op-ed, Photography, Print, Radio
Posted in op-ed, Photography, Print, Radio
Nile FM: A Community Radio Station Born in Response to Crisis
MALAKAL, South Sudan – As the sun rises and a new day begins, Julia Paulo Ding gets ready for work in the two-and-a-half-by-four meter blue and white tent she shares with her older sister’s family. They all — three adults and three…
Tagged with: #media, Internews, Malakal, media development, Nile FM
Posted in Photography, Print, Radio
Posted in Photography, Print, Radio
#RightsMedia report: Indigenous #art and #culture in #Arusha
Located inside the historical Arusha Declaration Museum, near the Uhuru monument, there’s a small workspace for Tanzanian artists and students. The ACAA – Arts and Cultural Association of Arusha – provides studio and gallery space for indigenous artists from Arusha…
Tagged with: ACAA, Anna Kombe, art, Arts and Cultural Association of Arusha, Arusha, Chaga, culture, Culture Day, Emanuel Samson, Indigenous, Kilimanjaro, maasai, museum, radio, Seth Kenguru, tanzania, Uhuru monument
Posted in Photography, Radio
Posted in Photography, Radio
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