With funding from OSISA, h2n started implementing its Youth Hubs program in Cabo Delgado in January this year. The Youth Hubs engage young people aged 14-20 by training and involving them in radio production and facilitating the development of life skills, motivating positive action and instilling a sense of hope and ambition. Building on the… Continue a ler Youth Hubs in Cabo Delgado aim to develop young leaders and build community resilience
As the corona virus pandemic continues to expand, the importance or implementing preventative measures is growing. The country is currently facing a dual challenge of disseminating accurate, timely and potentially lifesaving messages on the one hand and countering a steady flow of disinformation on the other. This challenge has been referred to by some as… Continue a ler Songs in local languages help disseminate messages to prevent spread of corona virus
Since h2n produced the first Saude & Vida television program about the new corona virus on February 5 this year, the world has changed dramatically in response to what is now a global pandemic. This Saturday, less than six weeks after the first program, the Saude & Vida team will broadcast a follow up program… Continue a ler Saude & Vida looks at preventive measures, disbands myths and misperceptions related to the new corona virus
Over the last two weeks, h2n has held annual leadership conferences for community radio station coordinators and other personnel in the north, central and southern regions. When these conferences first started several years ago, they took place in Nampula and only covered the northern provinces, but this year three separate conferences were held in Maputo,… Continue a ler Community Radio leadership conferences see radios as drivers of social and behavior change
This week, h2n is bringing together twelve community radio journalists from eight Cabo Delgado CR stations in Pemba for trainings and consultations on community engagement, gender equality and accountability at the local level through investigative journalism. The activities are carried out under the auspices of the Norway-funded CRP2 project and an OSISA-funded community engagement and… Continue a ler Journalists in Cabo Delgado focus on issues of community engagement
MAPUTO, 20 February 2020 – This week, h2n is celebrating its second anniversary as an independent Mozambican non-governmental organization. h2n is one of three organizations established under the USAID-funded Media Strengthening Program (MSP), which ended last year, to provide continuity, local ownership and cost effective program implementation. h2n is currently funded primarily by Norway and has staff in Maputo, Sofala,… Continue a ler h2n celebrates its 2nd anniversary as an independent Mozambican NGO
During a visit to the three Mozambican organizations h2n, Midia Lab and TV Surdo yesterday, HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway recorded a statement on disability rights, which was broadcast on STV and social media later on the same day. The visit was part of the program for the Crown Prince’s ongoing official two-day… Continue a ler Crown Prince of Norway visits TV Surdo and records televised statement on disability rights
Today (19 December 2019) is the last day of the World Press Photo (WPP) 2019 exhibition that takes place in the Tunduru Garden park in downtown Maputo. Don’t miss it! The 2019 exhibition features the World Press Photo of the Year, and for the first time, the World Press Photo Story of the Year. The… Continue a ler Maputo welcomes exhibition of the world’s best photojournalism works
On 5 December 2019 evening, musicians, singers, poets and other artists gathered at Fundação Fernando Leite Couto to celebrate inclusion in the arts and the use of braille and sign language in cultural expression. “IncluArte is a manifestation of artistry, emotion and inclusion,” said Enia Lipanga, the main organizer of the event. Enia is a… Continue a ler Second edition of incluarte celebrates inclusion and artistic expression
Today (Thursday), the MSP legacy organizations h2n, Midia Lab and TV Surdo hosted a group of 20 participants in the Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI) from Angola, Guinea Bissau and Mozambique. The group follows the “entrepreneurship track” of YALI and is part of a larger group of YALI participants from Lusophone Africa taking part… Continue a ler YALI participants from lusophone africa discuss social entrepreneurship
