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TAMBAYAN Episode 2: Kumusta na ang Wyeth Workers?

Sa ikalawang episode ng Tambayan, pinuntahan natin ang mga manggagawa ng Wyeth na kamakailan ay kumaharap sa biglang tanggalan. Para sa mga manggagawa, naging matagumpay pa rin ang paggiit nila sa kanilang karapatan. Kumusta na nga ba sila?

    TAMBAYAN: Kumusta ang mga magsasaka ng Hacienda Tinang isang taon matapos ang pag-aresto sa #Tinang83

    Samahan ang Chairperson ng Altermidya at reporter/editor ng Kodao Productions na si Raymund B. Villanueva sa pilot episode ng TAMBAYAN, ang bagong programang podcast na, video pa.

    Sa unang episode na ito, dinalaw natin ang tambayan ng mga magsasaka ng Hacienda Tinang sa Concepcion, Tarlac. Kakatanggap lang nila ng dokumentong ipinagkakaloob na sa mga agrarian reform beneficiaries ang lupang kanilang sinasaka.

    Kumusta na nga ba ang mga magsasaka sa Hacienda Tinang isang taon matapos ang marahas na pag-aresto sa #Tinang83 at ang inaasahang installation nila sa lupa?

    The Covid-19 response: Are the elderly and disabled being left behind?

    This five-episode podcast was produced by UrbanisMO.PH and Young Public Servants with support from Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Philippines, International Center for Innovation, Transformation, and Excellence in Governance (INCITEGov) and PCIJ

    BY AARON MALLARI / Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism

    What’s the big picture? Older persons and persons with disability were already marginalized in terms of government programs and services pre-pandemic. The harsh government response to the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly the long periods of lockdowns, only made it worse for them in terms of mobility and economic independence.  

    Why it matters: The government’s coronavirus response affects the quality of life of all its citizens and not just the young and the non-PWD.

    What are the facts? Emily Beridico from the Coalition of Services for the Elderly, Dr. Maureen Mata of AKAP Pinoy (Alyansa ng may Kapansanang Pinoy) and Dr. Grace Cruz of the UP Population Institute weigh in on the issue of inclusion in the time of Covid-19.

    • There have been no specific interventions and policies to address the needs of approximately 8 million senior citizens and 12 million persons with disability, who are considered highly vulnerable to the disease.
    • This episode touches on the overly delayed and poorly implemented Social Amelioration Program and other government livelihood programs, which do not automatically factor in inclusion of elderly and PWDs. 
    • Instead, inclusion relies heavily on the priorities of the local government units and the ability of sector representatives to assert themselves. 

    The bottomline: As Dr. Mata says in this episode, the government must not treat providing services as ‘charity’. Instead, policy makers must keep an open mind and listen to the people’s needs, as citizens voice out their concerns with hopes that the government is listening.

    Mga Piling Kantang Makabayan ng Mundo

    Makinig sa ispesyal na podcast ng mga piling makabayang kanta mula sa iba’t-ibang bahagi ng mundo. Alamin ang kanilang natatanging papel sa pakikibaka ng mamamayan para sa kalayaan at hustisyang panlipunan, kasama sina Prof. Jose Maria Sison, Raymund Villanueva at Kodao Productions.

    Podcast sa Kampuhan ng Sinirangang Bisayas sa DA

    Nagtungo sa Maynila ang mga kinatawan ng mga magsasaka mula sa Eastern Visayas para makipag-usap sa iba’t ibang ahensiya ng pamahalaan hinggil sa kanilang dinaras na kahirapan at kagutuman sa kanilang rehiyon.

    Dumating sila noong Pebrero 22 at inaasahang babalik ng Samar at Leyte sa Marso 9.

    Department of Agriculture
    Februay 27, 2018

     

    RADIO TACLOBAN PODCAST: Yolanda survivors commemorate 3rd Yolanda anniversary

    This podcast is part of the preparations for the eventual establishment of Radio Tacloban, a women-led disaster risk reduction community radio station project of the International Association of Women in Radio and Television-Philippine Chapter, in cooperation with Kodao Productions and Eastern Vista media groups with the assistance of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines-Eastern Visayas Ecumenical District and the National Council of Churches in the Philippines.

    This podcast includes reports from volunteer broadcasters the project trains to become anchors, reporters, technicians and staff of Radio Tacloban.  Radio Tacloban aims to empower women by offering them a mass medium where they could claim for themselves the power to confront disasters and other issues.

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    PODCAST: Filipino women worst off under Aquino

    At a huge rally at the center of this capital city, the country’s biggest women’s organization Gabriela narrates how Filipino women suffered the most under the Benigno Aquino government. It’s secretary general Joms Salvador says that one woman is victimized by violence in the Philippines every 40 minutes. Peasant woman Celia Veloso laments the sad fate that befell her daughter who is a victim of human trafficking while woman worker Myrna Pisao cries for justice for 73 co-workers who died in a factory fire last year.

    Listen as Filipino women commemorate International Working Women’s Day 2016 in Manila, Philippines.

    Ethical Journalism Network: Podcast for World Radio Day 2016

    https://m.soundcloud.com/world-radio-day/radio-day-3-mixdown-01

    “To mark World Radio Day 2016 the Ethical Journalism Network has partnered with UNESCO to create a podcast to discuss the ethical issues that radio journalists face when covering conflicts, natural disasters and humanitarian crises.

    In this podcast we speak to radio international correspondents and local journalists about their experiences covering earthquakes, typhoons, civil wars, genocide and elections with a special focus on female journalists and the importance of women getting access to accurate information in these circumstances.

    The podcast is moderated by Aidan White, the director of the Ethical Journalism Network.

    Marvie Matura is one of the panelists and a radio journalist from the Philippines who covered Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 and is also a member of International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT). Find about IAWRT’s work in the Philippines at http://www.iawrt.org/chapter/philippines.”

    (news from www.ethicaljournalismnetwork.org)

    UNESCO World Radio Day
    Ethical Journalism Network Podcast for World Radio Day 2016