By Pascal DuBois | Digital Communications Officer
‘‘TV gives everyone an image, but radio gives birth to a million images in a million brains.’’ - Peggy Nooran
Millions of images in millions of minds have birthed the possibility of Mozambican children celebrating their fifth birthday.
With over 250 episodes of the Portuguese-language Entertainment-Education radio drama, Ouro Negro (Black Gold) has given parents the hope to change attitudes on reproductive health and rights, gender equality, child nutrition, hygiene, and malaria prevention.
Thus far, Ouro Negro is broadcasted on more than 70 radio stations, reaching up to 4 million listeners per show and still growing!
Support for Ouro Negro has yielded positive outcomes for the national health of Mozambican children. With continued support, we can be sure that the results will produce benefits for generations to come.
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