Tagged with: Resilience and humanitarian response
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The fictional village of Lulu, promoting peace in South Sudan
Winnie Jaguru
Script writer, 主播大秀 Media Action
For International Day of Peace (21 September), our script writer in South Sudan blogs about her experience in Juba when the civil war first started and how a radio drama she鈥檚 writing is helping address conflict in local communities.
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Myanmar: seeing emergency information in a new light
Becky Palmstrom
Radio Trainer/Producer, 主播大秀 Media Action Myanmar
In the light of recent floods in Myanmar, also known as Burma, Becky Palmstrom reflects on how the country has strengthened its preparations and response to natural disasters since 2008鈥檚 Cyclone Nargis.
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Hope: 100 days after the Nepal earthquake
Bhuwan Timilsina
Project Manager, 主播大秀 Media Action, Nepal
In the 100 days after the Nepal earthquake, we look back on the days leading up to the creation of a life-saving radio show 鈥� and its vital work to provide practical information to people in need.
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Films for Syrian refugees: Do it Yourself, Do it Together
Maha Taki
Project Manager, 主播大秀 Media Action
Ahead of World Refugee Day (20 June 2015), Maha Taki explains how short films 鈥� shown in information centres in Lebanon and Jordan - are helping to give education, legal, health and safety advice to Syrian refugees.
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Safe burials will save lives
Olabisi Olu Garrick
Radio Presenter
Our radio presenters in Sierra Leone are telling their own family members live on air not to attend their funerals should they die of Ebola. Kick out Ebola Live presenter Bisi Olu-Garrick explains why.
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Powerful and trusted: why radio is needed to fight Ebola
Caroline Nursey
Chief Executive Officer, 主播大秀 Media Action
With schools and gathering places out of bounds in Ebola-affected areas, the role of radio is more important than ever, says Caroline Nursey.
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In the Ebola crisis, information is aid
Caroline Nursey
Chief Executive Officer, 主播大秀 Media Action
Caroline Nursey on our work on the Ebola crisis, and the challenges of sharing information within the countries affected and beyond.
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Help where it is needed most
Kirsty Cockburn
Director of Communications and Fundraising, 主播大秀 Media Action
主播大秀 Media Action's director of communications and fundraising on building support for our work across the 主播大秀. 聽
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Tackling fear of Ebola on the airwaves
Mariama Khai Fornah
Radio Producer, 主播大秀 Media Action in Sierra Leone
How 主播大秀 Media Action in Sierra Leone is using media during the Ebola crisis, and working to counteract the stigmatisation of survivors.
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Bringing hope after disaster in Nepal
Bidhya Chapagain
Presenter
How Nepal's TV and radio debate show聽Sajha Sawal聽gave survivors of a devastating landslide the chance to hold authorities to account.
