Two outstanding radio stories produced as part of the Advanced Online Peace Journalism course for Ugandan journalists (Sep-Nov, 2011).
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PART ONE. This program originally aired on OPG-FM in Mbale, in eastern Uganda. It features an interview with Steven Youngblood about his peace journalism seminar in Mbale, as well as a discussion with some of the seminar's participants. Also features are election reports and PSA's produced by the seminar's participants (professional journalists). --See Part Two below.
(0 ratings) PART TWO. This program originally aired on OPG-FM in Mbale, in eastern Uganda. It features an interview with Steven Youngblood about his peace journalism seminar in Mbale, as well as a discussion with some of the seminar's participants. Also features are election reports and PSA's produced by the seminar's participants (professional journalists).
(0 ratings) Journalist embraces orphans
Western Ugandan radio journalist Betty Mujungu recently did a story about 6 orphans. (see below for posting of her story). I recently followed up with Betty, and the kids, to see how their lives have changed since Betty first told their story to her listeners about two weeks ago.
(0 ratings) Report on orphans–Fort Portal
This very moving report was done by a journalist who attended my peace journalism seminar in Fort Portal, Uganda. As a result of this report, these kids are being fed and receiving medical care. The reporter, who I commend not only for the story but for following up to help these kids, is Betty Mujungu.
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This is a podcast of program originally broadcast on KCUR, Kansas City's NPR affiliate, about peace journalism. The show, which aired on Aug. 12th, featured Park University students Andria Enns and Keith Taylor, who recently studied abroad in Uganda. Enjoy!!
(0 ratings) Man-on-the-street soundbites (called vox pop here) gathered and produced by journalists at the Kampala peace journalism workshop. The topic--the upcoming presidential elections.
(0 ratings) Public Service Announcements (called social spots here) produced by Ugandan journalists (and one by their professor) at the Soroti Peace Journalism workshop. All promote peaceful elections.
(0 ratings) Radio features about the upcoming election produced by Ugandan journalists during peace/electoral journalism workshops in Gulu and Soroti, Uganda.
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