Radio Activism

Introduction

Rationale

Why Women?

Why Radio?

Why Feminist Pedagogy?

The Importance of Participation in Uncertain Times

Structure of the Book






The Radio Research Group





Introduction



Meet the Women



Methodological Issues and Cautions



Practical Research with the Radio Research Group



A Word about Transcription



Research Diary



Analysis



World Cafe



A Cautionary Note about Participatory Research

10. Conclusion




Listen Up! Radio's Potential Explored





Introduction



Shout FM in Context



Radio Around the World



Conclusion




Radio Training: Feminist Pedagogy in Action





Introduction



On the Day of the Radio Training, I was Terrified!



School wasn't for me



The Activism of Feminist Pedagogy



Conclusion




Silence and Voice





Introduction



Silence



Hearing Different Voices



Disembodied Voices



Telling our Own Stories



A Word about Intersectionality



Conclusion




Radio Activism: Dancing in the Kitchen





Introduction



The Conflicts of Empowerment



Feminist Radio Pedagogy



Women and Technology



Lightbulb Moments



Dancing in the Kitchen



Conclusion




Feeling Ten Feet Tall





Introduction



Women and Empowerment



Women-Only Radio Training



Radio Activism in a Time of Covid



Unmuting Women: Zoom Radio and Talking in Pidgin



Conclusion




The Mythical Sankofa Bird, Looking Back and Imagining the Future





Introduction



Understanding How to Engage and Retain Diverse Women in Radio



There is no One Womanhood



Dimensions of Empowerment



Media is not the Issue, Justice is the Issue



Appendix: Profiles of the Radio Research Group Members

References