On December 10, 2009, CMFD participated in the launch of a new campaign, Score a Goal for Gender Equality, spearheaded by Gender Links and the Gender and Media Diversity Centre (GMDC).
Radio for Peacebuilding Africa recently awarded CMFD's six-part serial drama Crossroads winner of the Radio for Peacebuilding Africa Awards Special Category.
Roadmap to Equality: Voices and Views Radio Programmes
Just on time for 16 days of Activism, Roadmap to Equality: Voices and Views is a 10-part series of radio reports that includes voices and perspectives on gender equality from across Southern Africa. The CD and accompanying presenters guide are ideal for use during 16 Day of Activism, in 2010 leading up to International Women's Day in March, or any time of the year.
The SADC Protocol Alliance produced these radio resources as part of their campaign to around the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development - encourage local action for ratification and advocating for countries who have not signed to do so. Designed for use by presenters as discussion starters and launching points for talks show and call in programmes, the series provides an international perspective with local relevance.
In this package, you will find:
A series of 10 radio segments
Brief summary of each segment
Potential questions for call in shows and panelists
Topics for more in-depth reporting and discussions
Tips for talk shows
Country information and contacts to localise your show
The programmes were supported by DFID and produced with the assistance of CMFD Productions.
Interested in these programmes? Please contact Deborah Walter
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or your local representative.
Important! This content is free to use, providing radio stations participate in our easy to use evaluation tool. This will help us bring you new and exciting content in the future.
How to use the programmes.
Using the inserts: The radio reports can be aired on their own, but to make the information more relevant to your listeners, we strongly recommend the following.
Call in show -the radio inserts contained in this kit are designed to be used as a launching point for discussion and local coverage. Invite callers to phone in to ask questions or comment on the topic, or share their own experiences. You can use the questions provided in this guide to get the conversation going.
People in studio -Invite people from organisations, government, traditional groups, etc, to discuss the issue of the day. You can use the questions provided to start the dialogue.
Create reports - the inserts cover just the basics of issues important to your listeners. Ideas for in-depth coverage are provided, and country coordinators and contacts are available to assist with planning shows.
