Children's Radio Foundation

The Children's Radio Foundation, established in 2006, empowers youth across Africa by training them as reporters and storytellers, enabling them to address critical issues in their communities through radio and podcasts. With over 5,000 youth trained and broadcasts reaching up to 9 million listeners weekly, the foundation fosters creativity and local knowledge while providing essential skills in journalism.

Focused on key areas such as mental health, HIV/AIDS, LGBTQI rights, climate change, and education, the foundation's programs are delivered in local languages and designed to engage audiences effectively. By leveraging the power of radio, they create dynamic shows that reflect community concerns and stimulate dialogue, ultimately strengthening the voices of African youth.

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