Paris.- In a statement, the organization set the objective of "showing that, with its programs and interviews, radio can help listeners understand the news and contribute to causes of general interest such as the right to education and health, gender equality or migrants' integration."
UNESCO invited all radio stations to participate in the event by discussing the differences in their programs, involving the audience, giving voice to voiceless, inspiring listeners to talk about their experiences and promoting participation in a spirit of tolerance and peace.
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The organization has developed several free resources, promotional jingles in the six official UN languages, and other contents to promote the Day on airwaves and social media, the text stated.
Radio France International station, along with Monte Carlo Doualiya internet radio online and Radio UNESCO station will broadcast live from the UNESCO headquarters in Paris a program in English, French and Spanish languages that will air on a digital radio, FM radio band, Connect-Air, and at unesco.org.
Training workshops on issues such as writing for the radio, creating a podcast or presenting an issue with live guests, and showing that radio can make freedom of speech available to everyone, will be also held. (PL)
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