BBC Media Action

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online         After the Arab uprisings Our new policy briefing After the Arab uprisings explores how national broadcasters in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt and Lebanon have the potential to help bridge social divides, if they can be reformed to serve the interests of the public. Watch a short film from the author for an overview.             The fictional village of Lulu, promoting peace in South Sudan For International Day of Peace (21 September 2015), our script writer in South Sudan blogs about her experience in Juba when the civil war first started and how a radio drama she's writing is helping to address conflict in local communities.             The business of bringing up a child is everybody's business In celebration of 500 episodes broadcast, our radio producer in northern Nigeria looks at how her health show, Ya Take ne Arewa, is using the power of radio to help improve the lives of mothers and children. Read her blog.           More news       Syrian refugees Watch a film about our work helping Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon.   Free course Participate in our free online course on communicating during a crisis.   Do you 'like' us? Follow our projects helping people in 40 countries across the world on Facebook.         Jobs       Interested in working for us? Visit our jobs page for the latest vacancies.         Support us       Our work reaches over 200 million people in 40 countries across the world. Please support us.         Donors       The projects featured in this newsletter are funded by ECHO (EU Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department); the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (US Department of State), USAID and DIFD (UK's Department for International Development).     Terms of use | Privacy and Cookies | Unsubscribe