News Archive
Press releases and articles from the
issues of PCI's newsletter, On Air
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2008
The Boston Globe reports on success of PCI-MI radio soaps in IndiaInternational Herald Tribune reports on success of PCI-MI radio soaps
Mother Jones Magazine cites televisions show's impact in China
2007
PCI-Media Impact hosts My Community training in Ecuador
PCI-Media Impact announces additions to Board of Directors
PCI-Media Impact Earthquake coverage highlighted by San Francisco Radio Reports from the field: Peru hit by devastating earthquake
Program Impact: "Knocked Up" empowers Ecuador's youth
2006
New
Chair and Vice Chair appointed to PCI Board of Directors
PCI
produces PSAs for UNIFEM's "16 Days of Activism Against
Gender Violence" Campaign
Peru:
PCI and Calandria launch new HIV/AIDs Initiative
Mexico
partner stays on the air despite violence in Oaxaca
PCI
work featured on national radio shows in U.S. and Australia
PCI
featured in June 2006 New Yorker Magazine article
My
Community - Latin America puts 11 new shows on air in 2006
2005
China:
PCI television drama discusses HIV/AIDS
Peru:
PCI youth radio show tackles tough issues
Washington
DC: 2005 Entertainment Summit 3
Latin
America: 2005 seed-grants selected
Eastern
Africa: Ushikwapo Shikamana on World Space Satellite
Two new books
released featuring PCI Programs
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2004
Entertainment
Summit
Board
Profile: Vicki Staebler
Study
Shows Taru on Target
Loma Luna Airs Throughout Peru
Entertainment
Summit
Board Profile: Vicki Staebler
Study Shows Taru on Target
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2003
Entertainment:
Its Role in Combating HIV/AIDS
PCI
Hosts Soap Summit in Nairobi
The
Nairobi Declaration (from the Nairobi Soap Summit)
PCI
Signs Contract with Radio Educacion to Air Ombligos
Chasing
Loma Luna: Measuring How Entertainment-Education Works
Preparations
for Entertainment Summit
Media
Leaders Around the World: Batch 2003
Training
in Tanzania: Creating a New Radio Show for Social Change
Soap
Summits: Soap Opera Success
Inspired
to Aspire: Researchers Document Impact of PCI's Indian Radio
Serial
PCI
Minidramas Reach Mexico City Classrooms
Soap
Summit VII Assesses Images of Women
Peru
Workshop Uses Drama to Create Drama
New
Book Trumpets Entertainment-Education To Fight AIDS
Woman
by Woman Wins Freddie Award
The
Communication Initiave
India
Show Excerpt: An Angry Father
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2002
Taru
Launches and Offers Hope to Millions in India
A
Conversation with Kimani Njogu
Media
Leaders Around the World
Interactive
in the Andes
National
Debut of The Cost of Cool
Pakistan:
Marriage Rites
They
Wrote the Book
Innovations
Philippines:
The First Step
Mexico
Show Excerpt: Truth or Consequences
Mexico:
Ombligos On Air!
Moving
with the Times
Soap
Summit VI: Teens and Television
Our
Thanks to a Donor
A
New Life for a Popular Program
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2001
Planting
the Seeds: PCI's Media Leadership Program
Fighting
HIV/AIDS
Ushikwapo's
a Winner
China:
Without a Son
PCI's New Video:
Telling Stories Saving Lives
What is the
Cost of Being Cool?
India:
PCI's New Partner
The
Story Behind the Soaps Part 2
Caribbean
Show Excerpt: Rose and Erosion
Pakistan:
Challenging Traditions
Sarivolana
Makes a Comeback
PCI's First
Regional Representative
The
Story Behind the Soaps Part 1
Woman by
Woman
Caribbean:
Trouble in Paradise
Action
in Africa
Soap Summit
V
An Award
Winning Season
Pakistan:
Breaking New Ground
India
Show Excerpt: Only a Woman
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2000
Media
Leaders and Village Visionaries
China: Luye
Returns
Africa: Mixing
Fact and Fiction
AIDS in Africa:
Break the Silence
Kenya
Show Excerpt: If Assisted, Assist Yourself
Primetime
Summit II
Madgascar:
On Reflection
Variations
on a Theme in India
Millenium
Forum
Bridging
the Digital Divide
Kenya: One
Year and Counting
Raising
the Banners of Cairo and Beijing
Caribbean:
One Story, Four Islands
Music and
More in Mexico
Four New
Soaps Premiere in India
Tanzanian
Soap Opera Increases HIV Awareness
PCI Hosts
Delegation from China
Soap Summit
IV: Top Television Leaders and Health Experts Meet to Explore
Matters of Birth and Death
Kenya
Show Excerpt: Sex, Lies, and Kangas
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