New broadcaster how-to guide: Asking better questions
As broadcasters and producers, we ask many questions every day. It’s how we get the information we need to make […]
Free online courses in digital media literacy
MediaWise Campus Correspondents is offering a series of free online courses in digital media literacy to help journalists and the […]
How to talk about disability and persons with disabilities in your programs
As of 2011, between 60-80 million people in Africa were living with disabilities. Most live in poverty and are excluded […]
Tips for interviewing people who have survived traumatic events
There is no foolproof method or formula for interviewing people who have survived traumatic events such as violence, crime, disasters, […]
Using online platforms for remote broadcasting
It can sometimes be difficult for radio broadcasters to meet interview subjects in person. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is […]
New self-guided module on gender available now
To make your program gender-responsive, you need to ensure your program is respectful of both the women and the men […]
New Farm Radio International training website includes how-to guides, learning modules, and more
Farm Radio International offers many training resources for radio broadcasters, including how-to guides and self-guided learning modules. These free resources […]
Broadcaster how-to guide: Podcasts
A podcast is an audio file that can be downloaded from the internet to a computer or mobile device for […]
How to deal with sensitive issues on air
Issues like sexual and reproductive health affect everyone—but they are sensitive to talk about. In some cases, these topics are […]
Celebrate the people who grow your food: Family farmers
The YenKasa Africa radio campaign celebrates the UN Decade of Family Farming and the voices of small-scale farmers across Africa, […]