This week on War News Radio, we hear from our partner station, Yatsani FM in Lusaka, Zambia on the impact of climate change on food security in Zambia. Featuring two panelists, a geophysicist and an economist. Tune in for an on the ground examination of an ever growing problem.
This week on War News Radio, Anna Weber interviews Jody Williams about the plight of refugees during the current European refugee crisis and the importance of seeing the crisis as a human crisis when continuing to find solutions.
This week on War News Radio, we report on the epidemic of the Zika virus in Latin America.
This week on War News Radio we bring you two voices: one returning and one new. In order to expand the scope of our work we collaborate with fellow reporters at Yatsani FM in Zambia and are starting to share content from United Nations Radio.
This week on War News Radio, “Headlines: Explained.” Reporters Haruka Ono, Anna Weber, and Sabrina Merold explain three headlines you may have seen in the news recently. They cover Taiwan’s recent election, the Iran prisoner deal, and El Chapo’s recent arrest. Have a listen!
This week on War News Radio, we hear from El Wanaco, a young Salvadoran rapper, and mine music for new ways to understand El Salvador’s history of violence, outside influence, resistance, and survival. Take a listen. Y aquí, la versión en español: This is the third and last piece in…
This week on War News Radio, “Islamophobia.” Reporters Lisa Kato, Vanessa Meng, Haruka Ono, and Salima Bourguiba investigate Islamophobia in America today. Have a listen.
This week on War News Radio, A Reflection on Home. Reporter Amber Sheth discusses her trip to Cuba, where she traced her family’s past and came to a new understanding of the country’s present. Take a listen.
This week on War News Radio, Border Hysteria. We explore how the issue of immigration is debated and distorted during US presidential elections. Take a listen.
Aquí lanzamos la segunda crónica de nuestra serie sobre la crisis migratoria en México. Esta semana, les presentamos el testimonio de Alex, un migrante hondureño que creció en Canadá. Hace ocho años fue deportado, y las consecuencias de su exilio han sido muy graves. Más enlaces: La primera crónica, “A…