Tagged with: Resilience and humanitarian response
Posts (47)
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A tale of two crises in Nepal
Bhuwan Timilsina
Project Manager, 主播大秀 Media Action, Nepal
Our Lifeline radio programme Milijuli Nepali (Together Nepal) was created to respond to the earthquakes in 2015, it later supported people in Nepal to rebuild and reconstruct their lives and homes - now it is relaunching to deliver vital health information about COVID-19.
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Whatever the weather: Radio helps people adapt to climate change
Diana Njeru
Project Director, 主播大秀 Media Action Kenya
As world leaders gather at the UN Climate Action Summit in New York, Diana Njeru from 主播大秀 Media Action Kenya explains how climate change is affecting people across East Africa, and how we鈥檙e supporting them to adapt through radio.
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Hear Me Too: a drama to tackle violence against Rohingya women in Cox鈥檚 Bazar
Sarah Bradshaw
Training Manager, 主播大秀 Academy International
For International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, hear from Sarah Bradshaw, Training Manager for 主播大秀 Academy International and experienced radio producer/director, who helped our teams in Bangladesh to develop a new radio drama to change attitudes towards gender-based violence.
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Information is aid: empowering Rohingya women in Cox鈥檚 Bazar
Mukta Roy
Humanitarian Officer, 主播大秀 Media Action Bangladesh
On the first anniversary of the Rohingya crisis, one of our humanitarian workers on the ground in Bangladesh tells how a radio programme helped a mother keep her baby son healthy.
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Understanding the Rohingya crisis: A Researcher鈥檚 diary
Aniqa Hossain
Research Officer, 主播大秀 Media Action Bangladesh
Our researcher describes her visit to the camps in Cox鈥檚 Bazar to find out how the community gets its information and what the needs are for vulnerable groups such as women and children. The insights are informing our humanitarian programmes and next steps in response to this unprecedented emerg...
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Rohingya crisis: When information is a matter of life and death
Caroline Nursey
Chief Executive Officer, 主播大秀 Media Action
Our Executive Director Caroline Nursey describes her visit to Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh and our life-saving response to the Rohingya emergency.
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Coping with conflict: making media to support children in Syria
Julie Boutros
Senior Programme Manager
How we鈥檙e helping children in Syria survive and cope with the conflict by supporting media based in the country to make tailored 鈥榣ifeline鈥� content 鈥� animations, radio dramas, discussion programmes and a documentary 鈥� we鈥檙e tackling issues around child rights, development and survival.
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主播大秀 safe home: helping people in Nepal 鈥榖uild back better鈥�
Pratibha Tuladhar
Senior Producer/Stakeholder Liaison, 主播大秀 Media Action, Nepal
On International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction we explore how Sajha Sawal 鈥� our TV current affairs show in Nepal 鈥� is helping communities displaced by the 2015 earthquakes get the support they need to rebuild safer homes in safer locations.
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Communication is aid: 主播大秀 Media Action response to floods in Sierra Leone, Nepal, Bangladesh and India
Nick Henegan
Senior Communications Manager, 主播大秀 Media Action
In the aftermath of a disaster information is as important as food, water and shelter. It can save lives. This week 主播大秀 Media Action teams from West Africa to South Asia have been delivering vital, life-saving information to people affected by a series of devastating floods.
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Speaking up for Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone
Allieu Sesay
Head of Production, 主播大秀 Media Action Sierra Leone
In 2014 Abass had survived Ebola but lost his child and other family members to the deadly virus. He became a voice for Ebola survivors across Sierra Leone through a 主播大秀 Media Action radio show and recently celebrated the birth of a baby daughter. Allieu Sesay tells his story.
