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Interview
Right to contraception in Mali
HOST: Hello dear listeners, and welcome to our program. For several years, the government of Mali has been making efforts to provide access to information, adequate services, and the necessary products for contraception. Despite this work, which has been praised by health and human rights actors, the contraceptive prevalence rate remains unsatisfactory according to…
Interview
Community perception: The right to choose one’s spouse
RISE OF THE MUSICAL INTRO, THEN FADE INTO THE NEXT SEGMENT HOST: Hello listeners, welcome to our program. Today, with our guests, we will talk about the community’s perception of the right to choose one’s spouse. They will discuss the causes and consequences of choosing a partner. We will also talk about the actions…
Theme pack
Understanding contraceptives and dispelling myths
Dear broadcasting partners, Misconceptions about contraceptives remain a major barrier to informed decision-making around sexual and reproductive health. Across many communities, myths, misinformation, and fear can prevent people—especially women and young people—from accessing and confidently using family planning methods that are safe, effective, and life-changing. Improving understanding of contraceptives helps individuals and couples make choices…
Theme pack
Broadcasting change: Youth and reproductive health
Dear broadcasting partners, Young people are the future of Africa’s rural communities. Yet, many youth face barriers to accessing accurate and inclusive sexual and reproductive health information—especially those living in remote areas or those with diverse gender identities. We are proud to share a new theme pack on Youth Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health….
Interview
Media literacy and sexual and reproductive rights
RISING SIGNATURE TUNE, THEN FADE OUT HOST : Hello, dear listeners! Welcome to our program and thank you for tuning in. Today, our program today is about media literacy and Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR). We’ll use the case of a young woman to help us understand this issue. First, we’ll chat with…
Radio spot
Radio spots on latrines and hygiene
Spot #1: The many benefits of hygienic latrines NARRATOR: There are so many benefits to using hygienic latrines. Most important, they mean that your family enjoys better health! They also increase your privacy, increase community pride, and individual dignity. And they make life a lot more convenient! So, to improve your health, guarantee family…
Interview
Promoting contraception among young girls in vulnerable areas
SIGNATURE TUNE RISES, THEN FADES OUT HOST : Hello, dear listeners, welcome to our program. Today, with our guests, we’re going to talk about methods of contraception for young girls in gold mining areas, through a local organization dedicated to raising awareness and supporting young girls in reproductive health issues, located in a district…
Theme pack
Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures
Dear broadcasting partner, This month’s theme pack shares radio resources on maternal and newborn health, in line with the theme of World Health Day, celebrated April 7. “Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures” is a year-long campaign by the World Health Organization to urge governments and the health community to ramp up efforts to end preventable…
Theme pack
Starting a family, or at least trying: Radio resources on an important and sensitive topic for families
There are many myths and taboos surrounding the ability – or inability – to get pregnant. This is a sensitive topic, with many emotions involved, particularly for those who have struggled to get pregnant or who have experienced a loss. There is also a lot of stigma and shame, particularly for women, connected to these…
Drama
Lucky Modi: A drama about infertility
Characters: Modi, Sali’s husband Sali, Modi’s wife Sadio, Modi’s mother SCENE 1 SADIO: Modi, for some time now I haven’t been able to sleep at night. MODI: Are you sick, Mama? SADIO: My son, I have an illness that has been gnawing me for a long time. MODI:…