Interview

[Video] Introduction to Exploring Taboos Project

Preparations continue for the first workshops in the “Exploring Taboos” project organized by the team from the Cairo-based group Nazra for Feminist Studies, one of the three projects in Egypt currently being supported by Rising Voices. One of the group's coordinators, Fatma Emam provides an overview and history of the group, as well as the goals of the planned workshops. Currently, the group is taking applications and interviewing potential participants to gauge their interest in learning how to use citizen media to discuss these sensitive issues relating to gender.

Featured Blogger: Getutza

Getutza admits that she is a timid person. However, she has discovered that blogging has helped her overcome this shyness thanks to her participation in the Blogging the Dream project from the Orizonturi Foundation in Campulung Moldovenesc in Romania. Ever since she started her blog Singuratate [ro], she has found an outlet to express her thoughts, feelings, and experiences. In a recent interview with Rising Voices, Getutza said:

Featured Blogger: Saki Golafale

“Liberia is good at history making,” says Saki Golafale in a recent interview with Rising Voices, citing the fact that his country was one of the first independent nations in Sub-Saharan Africa, was the birthplace of one of the greatest African football heroes, as well as was the country that elected the female president on the continent. However, Saki also strongly believes that the Liberian people continue to make their own history after years of civil war, and he wants the whole world to know it.

Featured Blogger: Nora Catalina Urquijo

Back in 2005, Nora Catalina Urquijo already had a blog on MSN Live Spaces [es], but says in an interview with Rising Voices about her early days blogging, “what I didn't know was the power that a blog could have.” Nearly two years later after joining the HiperBarrio project in the La Loma neighborhood in Medellin, Colombia, Nora Catalina has found out firsthand what its power can do for her, for her neighborhood, and for others.

Featured Blogger: Shinetsetseg (Shinee) Sukhbaatar

In this new feature on Rising Voices, we will begin to feature some of the new bloggers being trained by the projects in the Rising Voices community.
As an editor and interpreter for Mongol TV in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Shinetsetseg (Shinee) Sukhbaatar has always been concerned about the preservation of the environment in her native country. In a recent interview with Rising Voices, she said:

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Interview with Ghaida'a Al Absi

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Coffee, Clark, Careers

All great journalists immediately put you at ease. Clark Boyd, someone I’ve been extremely fortunate to have spoken to on a number of occasions, is one of them. Interviews feel more like chats over cups of coffee in the dentists waiting room than recorded interviews set to go out over the airways in the US (and beyond).

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