Journalism

By making radio programs and other media content, Quindo wants to give a voice to the voiceless. An ambitious goal, but real examples prove that this isn't a hollow statement. Making radio proves to be an ideal instrument for the development of social skills of vulnerable youngsters. And even more: radio making provides them with a better self-image and they seem to be better armed to cope with the daily challenges of life. Some volunteers used their newly acquired media and social skills to -successfully- find a job.

Arne Ingelbeen, Howest Journalism student, supports an educational radio station in Tanzania.