Peace Journalism
One man; two journeys in war-torn South Sudan
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Monday Nov 14, 2016
Monday Nov 14, 2016
The inaugural podcast of Peace Journalism Perspectives was produced for KKFI-FM by the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University in Parkville, MO. This edition features audio from a recent discussion at a conference about rhetoric in the 2016 US presidential election, and a report on a PJ project in South Sudan.
Friday May 13, 2016
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
Wednesday Jun 13, 2012
Outstanding PSA's produced by the participants in the peace media and counterterrorism seminar (June 11-12-13) in Munyonyo. Their message--remain vigilant.
Saturday Jun 02, 2012
Saturday Jun 02, 2012
These PSA's were produced as part of the media and counterterrorism seminar this week in Kampala, Uganda. The seminar, attended by police officials and media representatives, was sponsored by the Center for Global Peace Journalism and the U.S. Embassy-Kampala.
Saturday May 26, 2012
Saturday May 26, 2012
As part of a peace media and counterterrorism project sponsored by the US Embassy and the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University, local officials from the eastern region of Uganda teamed up with journalists to produce four outstanding public service announcements. The PSA's advice the public to be vigilant for activity by violent extremists.
Wednesday Mar 30, 2011
Wednesday Mar 30, 2011
The following three stories were selected winners in the recent peace/electoral journalism radio reporting contest. The contest was sponsored by the Peace, Developmental, and Electoral Journalism Project, sponsored by USAID and the US Embassy-Kampala.
Wednesday Mar 30, 2011
Wednesday Mar 30, 2011
Three Public Service Announcements, produced at a Peace Journalism workshop by professional journalists in Lira, Uganda. Their theme: reconciliation/peace/working together after a contentious election.
Monday Mar 07, 2011
Monday Mar 07, 2011
This Public Service Announcement, encouraging a peaceful election, was produced by the Peace and Electoral Journalism Project and aired throughout Uganda. This is the English version. This PSA was produced in 12 languages.
Monday Mar 07, 2011
Monday Mar 07, 2011
It started with a radio report on a crisis in Uganda. The first half of the podcast contains this story. The report, heard by the Parkville, Missouri Rotary Club, lead to a project to do something about this crisis—a famine in northwestern Uganda. Parkville's
Rotary Club collected $1000 in donations to fund a school lunch program at Ociba Primary School in
Arua, which has been particularly hard hit by the famine. Using the $1000 donation, the Arua, Uganda
Rotary Club has bought food for the children and staff at the school. Recently, the Parkville Rotary
agreed to extend their support of Ociba School's lunch program for one more year. The second half of the podcast contains the story about my follow up visit to Ociba in January, 2011.