Radio

  • Behind the Story

    May 4 2010

    Radio in Chile: Voice of Recovery

    Photo: Mariana Bazo / Reuters: Earthquake and tsunami survivors live in ten ...

    By Jesse Hardman

    After Chile's earthquake, the government was widely criticized for its slow response. But some community radio stations were hailed as heroes.

  • Dart Award Winner

    Sexual Abuse of Native American Women

    Ron His Horse Is Thunder, chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, says that as long as th ...

    By Laura Sullivan, Amy Walters, and Maria Godoy

    One in three Native American women will be raped in her lifetime. This two-part series tells the story behind this shocking statistic — a story of both human tragedy and  systematic failure of criminal justice on and off of reservations.  This series led to the reopening of a sexual assault case, Congressional hearings, and the launching of a website to manage donations to help sexual assault victims living in the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Originally aired on NPR on July 25 and 26, 2007.

  • Dart Award Winner

    Hiroshima's Survivors

    By Patrick Cox and Jennifer Goren

    A 4-part series introducing listeners to living survivors of the atomic bomb blast.  Originally aired on PRI's The World in 2006.

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