Cultural Survival’s Indigenous Rights Radio Project comprises radio interviews from recent conferences on different human rights including women’s rights, land rights, climate change, culture rights, and Indigenous rights. Our languages are our strength. We invite you to join our voices on the air to make ourselves heard and defend our communities against exploitation by governments and companies. Our goal is to broadcast these programs as widely as possible by providing them in easily accessible formats and free of charge to any radio station interested in airing them.
We want to reach as many people as possible. Download our programs and broadcast them as many times as you can. Do you have feedback? We are always looking to improve our spots in order to inform communities. Message us at consent@cs.org!
At Cultural Survival we are continually looking for musical pieces to use for free in the productions made by Radio de Derechos Indígenas and in other projects of this organization. Are you a musician or singer-songwriter? Do you want your music to be in our productions? Get in touch with us and let us know! Indigenous Rights Radio productions are non-profit, distributed free of charge and under a Creative Commons license to more than 1,200 Indigenous community radio stations around the world.
We are limited in the communities we can reach because of the few languages we speak. Are you able to translate our audio programs into major, minor, or Indigenous languages? It would help us to reach out to more people! We will be sure to credit your work. To translate the programs into your language, please download the scripts here or check out our Transcripts page.
Download English language scripts: Spots 1-20 English Transcripts
Download Spanish language scripts: Guiones 1-20 Español Textos
We do our best to research radio stations worldwide but it can be challenging to find stations without a web presence. Please contact us at consent@cs.org and let us know about radio stations near you that are interested in these audio programs so we can establish a relationship with them.
We hope you will join us in using the power of our words to protect Indigenous cultures and heritage. Please contact us at consent@cs.org to let us know that you would like your radio station to participate or with any questions.
Thanks and we hope to hear from you!
We welcome your radio content on topics relating to Indigenous Peoples. Send us your files for posting on our website and email distribution. Please see guidelines here.
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