Angelina Pratt
Angelina Pratt
How Farm Radio International is Changing Lives in Rural Africa
How Farm Radio International is Changing Lives in Rural Africa
How Farm Radio International is Changing Lives in Rural Africa
Friday 19th May 2023
Explore how Farm Radio International transforms rural Africa through innovative radio programs. Ian Pringle shares their journey and vision.
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Episode Overview
- Farm Radio International's commitment to building the capacity of existing radio stations has led to substantial improvements in the quality of programming
- Integration of mobile phones and social networking applications has enhanced the impact of radio programs
- Emphasis on participatory communication and the right to access information highlights the organization's dedication to fighting information poverty and communication injustice
- Farm Radio International's work showcases the power of radio in empowering individuals and communities, influencing positive change, and ensuring fundamental human rights are realized
Our focus is on women and our programming needs to tackle gender relations in addition to making women part of the audience.
Imagine a radio station that does more than just play music or broadcast news. Farm Radio International is a Canadian-African organization that's revolutionizing rural Africa through its innovative radio programs. In this episode, Angelina Pratt sits down with Ian Pringle, the Director of Programs, to explore the remarkable journey and vision behind this impactful organization. Since its inception in 1975, Farm Radio International has been more than just a broadcaster; it's an educational lifeline reaching over 11 million Africans.
Ian shares how the organization builds communication platforms and fosters local expertise by amplifying Indigenous voices. They discuss various successful projects, from promoting gender equality to sustainable farming practices. The conversation delves into the integration of mobile phones and social networking, which has enhanced the reach and effectiveness of their programs, especially in addressing women's critical issues.
This episode sheds light on the power of participatory communication and the right to access information, showcasing how Farm Radio International is fighting information poverty and ensuring fundamental human rights are realized. If you're curious about how a radio station can transform lives and empower communities, this episode is a must-listen.