Peace Journalism Perspectives was produced for KKFI-FM Kansas City (90.1FM) by the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University in Parkville, MO. This edition features an interview with Park Prof. John Lofflin about media and the Trump administration, and a segment with Nigerian Prof. Dr. Jacob Udo-Udo Jacob on a peace journalism project in Nigeria.

Peace Journalism Perspectives March 2017

A quarterly podcast produced by the Center for Global Peace Journalism (www.park.edu/peacecenter) at Park University in Parkville, MO. On this edition, we discuss media and the Trump "resistance," and take a look at how media in Kenya cover terrorism.

Peace Journ Perspectives June 2017

Can peace journalism work in a country like Cameroon with a difficult media environment? Peacebuilders at the Cameroon Community Radio Network think so. Here is my report from Buea, Cameroon. 
--Steven Youngblood, Director, Center for Global Peace Journalism

Cameroon community media network encourages peace journalism

The CBS Radio in Buea held a live radio discussion on peace journalism and electoral reporting in Cameroon. The discussion followed a 2-day peace journalism workshop with Prof Steven Youngblood organised by the CCMN. Guests of the radio programme were Prof Steven Youngblood, Director Center for Global Peace Journalism, Rev Mokoko Mbue Thomas, PCC National Communication Secretary, Gerald Chilla, representative of the US Embassy in Cameroon, and Leonard Kum, Secretary General CCMN.

CBS Radio Buea Discussion on Peace Journalism and Electoral Reporting

The CCMN - Cameroon Community Media Network has 22 members and over 35 regularly contributing journalists. The CCMN focuses on the development of the Community Media Sector in Cameroon and the establishment of conflict-sensitive journalism as alternative to conventional reporting.

Website: www.communitymedia.cm
Contact us: office@communitymedia.cm
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CameroonCommunityMedia/

CBS Radio Buea Discussion on Peace Journalism and Electoral Reporting

CCMN - Cameroon Community Media Network

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