Radio | Jina Moore

Liberia, More Work, PRI'S The World, Radio, Women's Rights

Reporter Threatened Over Female Circumcision Story

I came to Liberia to work with a newspaper reporter named Mae Azango, in the capital city, Monrovia. We were going to do a…

Essay, More Work, Radio, Whimsy, World Vision Report

How to Love Languages You Don’t Even Know

For many people foreign languages are confounding to those who don’t know them. But Jina Moore finds beauty in words she doesn’t know –…

Culture, More Work, Radio, Reporting, Rwanda, World Vision Report

Sweet Dreams

As a little tribute to those of you mired in the freezing cold right now, we’re closing the show with that other white icy…

African Great Lakes, DRC, More Work, Power, Radio, Reporting, Women's Rights, World Vision Report

In Congo, Women Fight Rape With Radios

One courageous young journalist uses her microphone to fight sexual violence — and changes a countryside, village by village. A radio feature commissioned by…

Essay, More Work, Poverty, Radio, World Vision Report

A Tale of Two Economies

In Africa, what money can buy sometimes depends on who’s doing the spending. Reporter Jina Moore tries to negotiate Rwanda’s two economies – one…

Essay, More Work, Poverty, Power, Radio, World Vision Report

Confronting Your Own Stereotypes

When we travel to a foreign country, we often bring our assumptions with us. That’s what reporter Jina Moore did during a trip to…