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This is Episode 12 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 11 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 10 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 9 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 8 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 7 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 6 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 5 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 4 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 3 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 2 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

This is Episode 1 of a series of radio programs that cover the role of customary institutions of Indigenous Peoples, what the covid-19 pandemic meant to them, Indigenous food items, use and utilization of traditional herbs for enhancing their immunity. Produced jointly by Indigenous Rights Foundation and Indigenous Community Radio Network with financial support from WACC and Cultural Survival. All Music courtesy of Hami Aadisbashi Radio.

Con el afán de entender la vida, desde la antigüedad nuestros abuelos y abuelas se dedicaron a realizar profundos análisis del comportamiento de la madre naturaleza y del cosmos. Así llegaron a grandes y sabias conclusiones, se dieron cuenta que en todo lo que nos rodea se manifiestan dos fuerzas complementarias: lo negativo y lo positivo, lo masculino y lo femenino, lo nuevo y lo viejo. 

This report is in the Igbo language. In many instances, students had to drop out of school because of illness, or having to take care of a sick loved one. The report was produced by Ugonna Edeani and script written by Chinenye Anichebe and reported by John Chikwere Oguejiofor.
The producer interviewed parents and children with the names, Uju, Confidence,  Aniude Solomon, Sunday Otugo, Chiwendu Ude, Mazi Ejikeme, Chidi Onuorah and Mma Chinemerem.
The Music used is by Shidodo, titled: Nwanne.

In many instances, students had to drop out of school because of illness or having to take care of a sick loved one. The report was produced by Ugonna Edeani and script was written by Chinenye Anichebe and reported by Chinaza Eze.

Courtesy of Owelle FM.

The producer interviewed parents and children with the names, Uju, Confidence, Aniude Solomon, Sunday Otugo, Chiwendu Ude, Mazi Ejikeme, Chidi Onuorah and Mma Chinemerem.
The Music used is by Shidodo, titled: Nwanne, used with permission.

In this radio program, Progress Radio reports on the Role Of Indigenous Women In Reactivating The Local Economy, post Covid-19. This radio program is in the Hausa language, spoken in Nigeria.
Produced by Progress Radio.
All music courtesy of Progress Radio.

In this radio program, Progress Radio reports on the Role Of Indigenous Women In Reactivating The Local Economy, post Covid-19.
Produced by Progress Radio.
 

Covid-19 has changed how we do business. For many, the epidemic has dealt a heavy blow, but for some, new opportunities have brought about fortune.
Produced by Paramount FM.
All music courtesy of Paramount FM.

Cuetzalan del Progreso es una comunidad Indígena que se ubica en Puebla, México, y que de acuerdo con el Censo Nacional de Población y Vivienda 2020, realizado por el gobierno de dicho país, cuenta con un 66.8% de población de habla Náhuatl. En este lugar, que se distingue por su clima cálido húmedo, su abundante agua y su gran diversidad de vegetación, las niñas, niños y adolescentes tienen la oportunidad de participar en distintas actividades culturales y desarrollar actividades artísticas. 

Cuetzalan del Progreso es una comunidad Indígena que se ubica en Puebla, México, y que de acuerdo con el Censo Nacional de Población y Vivienda 2020, realizado por el gobierno de dicho país, cuenta con un 66.8% de población de habla Náhuatl. En este lugar, que se distingue por su clima cálido húmedo, su abundante agua y su gran diversidad de vegetación, las niñas, niños y adolescentes tienen la oportunidad de participar en distintas actividades culturales y desarrollar actividades artísticas. 

Durante la pandemia por Covid-19, las comunidades Indígenas de la selva y sierra norte de Chiapas, México, se enfrentaron a varias problemáticas, entre ellas, un precario sistema de salud pública que se vio rebasado desde los primeros meses de la contingencia sanitaria. Frente a esta situación, pueblos y comunidades Indígenas determinaron recuperar saberes ancestrales relacionados con la medicina tradicional, que pronto se tradujeron en acciones concretas para evitar la expansión de la pandemia. 

Durante la pandemia por Covid-19, las comunidades Indígenas de la selva y sierra norte de Chiapas, México, se enfrentaron a varias problemáticas, entre ellas, un precario sistema de salud pública que se vio rebasado desde los primeros meses de la contingencia sanitaria. Frente a esta situación, pueblos y comunidades Indígenas determinaron recuperar saberes ancestrales relacionados con la medicina tradicional, que pronto se tradujeron en acciones concretas para evitar la expansión de la pandemia. 

La pandemia por Covid-19 dejó muchas secuelas en nuestro cuerpo, mente y espíritu, y frente a esta situación los sistemas de salud pública se han enfocado únicamente en la sanación corporal. En este reportaje producido por Radio Chilate, un grupo de mujeres reflexionan sobre la importancia de buscar también nuestra sanación espiritual, pues sanarnos es sanar a nuestras comunidades. 

La pandemia por Covid-19 dejó muchas secuelas en nuestro cuerpo, mente y espíritu, y frente a esta situación los sistemas de salud pública se han enfocado únicamente en la sanación corporal. En este reportaje producido por Radio Chilate, un grupo de mujeres reflexionan sobre la importancia de buscar también nuestra sanación espiritual, pues sanarnos es sanar a nuestras comunidades. 

Históricamente médicos tradicionales y parteras que ejercen su labor en México se han enfrentado a distintas amenazas, entre ellas el robo de sus saberes y conocimientos con la pretensión de privatizarlos, así como el aumento de la criminalización hacia quienes ejercen estas profesiones.