Osman Shihaby, Berhan Jaber and Ahmed Ali
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Hkaled Edris Saied Ali on Education
Interview With Hkaled Edris Saied Ali on education
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11 Jan 2016
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Demonstration in Sweden
Demonstration in Sweden
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3 Aug 2015
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In English, Arabic and Tigrinya.
Eritrean Voices was established by Amuna Addella and has been on air at 3CR since 2001.
Currently hosted by Ahmed, Berhan and Osman, along with an array of guests and community members, the show delivers interviews, music and information on health, education, history and culture whilst informing the community on local and national issues and news.
Radio produced for and by emerging communities like those from the Horn of Africa, is a precious resource, desperately listened to for it’s local content in language and from cultural perspectives, it can help provide clarity and information for the community.
A show such as Eritrean Voice also provides support for new migrants for whom radio can help overcome isolation that many face - especially women, those with little English, or income.
3CR offers the only radio program for four Horn of African communities in Melbourne.
On Wednesday May 1, we bring you discussions on workers' rights, industrial actions, the labour movement, and fair working conditions for everyone. Hear about indigenous rights, social justice, international solidarity, work safety, community building, un/under-employment, campaign updates, workers' songs, and more. It’s going to be a huge day! Kick off at 12am right through to 6.30pm. Details here.
3CR regularly runs podcast training for external organisations, and in 2024 we’ll be running two courses that are open to the wider community. The first 2-day course will be in April, in person, at the studios at 21 Smith Street, Fitzroy. Pricing, dates and more information here. So tell your friends and colleagues and grab a spot today!
Tune in online, on the AM band, on Digital or via the Community Radio Plus app this International Women's Day. Friday 8 March we'll celebrate with 24 hours of content produced by, for and about women and gender non-confirming folk. Music, current affairs, rally coverage and so much more - full details here.
