FIPAG e o Conselho Municipal de Chókwè cumprem promessa de resolver a falta de acesso à água potável

a Rádio Comunitária (RC) IMACS, em Chókwè, na província de Gaza, realizou um programa o “Vozes” no âmbito do projecto CRPIII, o qual discutiu a falta de acesso à água potável no bairro chamado “Quarto Bairro” na cidade de Chókwè. Após o programa, que foi ao ar em Outubro do ano passado e contou com… Continue a ler FIPAG e o Conselho Municipal de Chókwè cumprem promessa de resolver a falta de acesso à água potável

mulheres continuam a romper barreiras de desigualdade com o apoio do camião de vídeo do projecto Asas

Anastácia Muache vive há mais de 40 anos no Bairro Polana Caniço B, na cidade de Maputo, e é líder de quarteirão. Durante as sessões de divulgação de programas comunitários e vídeos sobre igualdade de género, no âmbito do projecto Asas financiado pelo Canadá, ela mobiliza outras mulheres, homens e adolescentes para aprenderem sobre mudança… Continue a ler mulheres continuam a romper barreiras de desigualdade com o apoio do camião de vídeo do projecto Asas

USAID CORAGEM adquire estúdio móvel para treinar jornalistas de rádio comunitária

o projecto USAID CORAGEM (Atividade de Rádio Comunitária para o Grande Empoderamento dos Moçambicanos) inaugura uma nova linha de capacitação para beneficiar as estações de rádio comunitárias (RC’s) na melhoria da qualidade de seus programas e na cobertura dos desafios das comunidades, por meio da aquisição de um estúdio móvel para auxiliar pouco mais de… Continue a ler USAID CORAGEM adquire estúdio móvel para treinar jornalistas de rádio comunitária

h2n announces the launch of the first report on gender and media in mozambique

h2n announces the launch of the first report, of a series of four editions to be published annually, on gender and media, produced under the implementation of the Asas project (Project for the Promotion of Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women and Adolescent Girls in Mozambique). The report that will be launched today, entitled Annual… Continue a ler h2n announces the launch of the first report on gender and media in mozambique

Gender Fellows mentorship program promotes gender-responsive reporting

With public health precautions in place, participants in the Gender Fellows mentorship and training program for young journalists are in the middle of an intensive one-month “boot camp” at h2n that will prepare them for a year-long internship in selected media outlets. In the current round, six journalists will be working at Savana (2), SOICO… Continue a ler Gender Fellows mentorship program promotes gender-responsive reporting

5th Annual Community Radio Leadership Conference takes place in Nampula

Under the auspices of the USAID CORAGEM project, the 5th Annual Community Radio Leadership Conference organized by h2n took place in Nampula last week. The conference was divided in a two-day technical part and a three-day session focused on leadership and strategy. A main objective of the conference was to present the project’s grants scheme… Continue a ler 5th Annual Community Radio Leadership Conference takes place in Nampula

Association h2n marks 3-year anniversary today

Association h2n (h2n) is a Mozambican NGO that was registered three years ago today, as a successor organization to the USAID-funded Media Strengthening Program (MSP) implemented between 2012 and 2019. MSP staff members also established two other organizations, Midia Lab (journalism training and media development) and TV Surdo (inclusive media and advocacy for persons with… Continue a ler Association h2n marks 3-year anniversary today

Apoiar a Ler! – community video encourages parents to keep children in school

Amina Amaral is 31 years old and the mother of four children. She stands out from her neighbors because she completed high school and because she wants her children to study. “I was lucky that my parents sent me to school,” says Amina. “It means that I understand the advantages that school brings to my… Continue a ler Apoiar a Ler! – community video encourages parents to keep children in school

Community video aims to drive social and behavior change at the community level

Using community video to change social norms and behaviors, h2n is engaging groups of community members who learn how to address key issues related to health, nutrition and gender equality by producing short videos from the communities. Randomized controlled trials from India show that community video is 10 times more effective in changing norms and… Continue a ler Community video aims to drive social and behavior change at the community level

Pursuing a systematic approach to sustainability for community radios

Working within the Five Pillar sustainability framework, a systematic approach to sustainability for community radios and other community-based organizations, h2n has been training community radio administrators and reports in Maputo and Gaza on a wide range of initiatives. These include financial management, marketing, strategy, conflict management and creating an organizational culture that fosters creativity, transparency… Continue a ler Pursuing a systematic approach to sustainability for community radios