Tagged with: Governance and rights
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100 women interview their president
Bidhya Chapagain
Presenter
What happens when you put 100 women in a room with Nepal鈥檚 first female president? Our Sajha Sawal (Common Questions) presenter describes some of the discussions which came out of a very special debate show.
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Myanmar elections: using media to inform and empower
Phyo Wai Lin and Su Myat Mon
Media Trainer and Lead Producer, 主播大秀 Media Action, Myanmar
How a youth radio show and journalism training have been giving people a voice in the run-up to this month鈥檚 historic polls.
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鈥淚f you can鈥檛 be a father, I beg you Mr President, be a stepfather!鈥�
Shirazuddin Siddiqi
Country Director, Afghanistan
Three years after its launch, Shirazuddin Siddiqi reflects on how Afghanistan鈥檚 TV debate show Open Jirga continues to provide a voice to Afghans amid insecurity and increased uncertainty.
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Inspiring a new generation of voters in Tanzania
Gaure Mdee
Producer, 主播大秀 Media Action in Tanzania
Our content producer in Dar es Salaam, Gaure Mdee, reveals how an interactive radio show has been informing young people ahead of the upcoming elections.
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With the grain or against the grain: a media perspective on the governance question of our time
James Deane
Director, Policy and Learning
With the grain or against the grain? A blog exploring different theoretical approaches to reducing poverty through improved governance 鈥� from a media perspective.
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Women and girls' rights in Sierra Leone: Let Us Know!
Olabisi Olu Garrick
Radio Presenter
Empowering women to access legal services and raise awareness about sexual harassment are just some of the reasons why Yvette Olabisi Olu Garrick is proud to present a new legal radio show Leh Wi Know (Let Us Know).
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Question: How is a TV show improving governance in Kenya?
Anna Colom
Research Manager
Research Manager Anna Colom looks at the impact that TV and radio show Sema Kenya has had in fostering a national conversation about key governance issues in Kenya.
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主播大秀 Sema Kenya takes a bow
Jackie Christie
Senior Production Manager, Kenya and Somalia
Jackie Christie reflects on how the debate TV show 主播大秀 Sema Kenya has become a game-changer for accountability in Kenya over the past three years, before its last episode under 主播大秀 Media Action鈥檚 care.
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Making a difference: community co-operation in Kenya
Jo Casserly
Governance Adviser, 主播大秀 Media Action
Jo Casserly discovers inspiring stories of how communities are pulling together to make a difference in Nairobi during her recent research training trip to Kenya.
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The power of the media in Nigeria
Anu Mohammed
Head of Research for 主播大秀 Media Action, Nigeria
In Abuja Anu Mohammed is feeling optimistic about evidence that suggests Nigerians鈥� confidence in the media is growing.
