We’re recruiting for Advisory Board members to help steer us through the next phase of our development
Last week, the Unheard Voices and Manchester Maze project won the Orwell Prize for reporting homelessness. It is shockin…
To mark the launch of On Our Radar’s new toolkit and showreel, On Our Radar Directors Paul Myles and Chris Walter reflec…
In this interview, Libby shares her experiences as a young journalist as well as the power of collaborative storytelling
Elhum Shakerifar: On the importance of amplifying quieter voices
Brigitte Sossou Perenyi: Why my story had to be told in my own words
Mohamed Camara on his early days as a community reporter
Libby Drew: The world is full of hidden experts
Our Head of Productions, Paul Myles, has been working on Dementia & Us - here he reflects on this personal project
On Our Radar gives evidence at the House of Lords Communications & Digital Select Committee on the future of journalism
9 million British adults feel alone. Their stories can help services and society and bring people together.
What is the best way to engage our communities? When restrictions ease, do we remain online or return to face-to-face?
At a webinar earlier this year, Radar shared the importance of women's voices in community reporting and research
Last year, Radar spoke to Social Tech Trust about the potential of civic tech, particularly in light of the pandemic.
Personal testimony gives us rich insight into social harms.
Onboarding is one of the most critical moments of engagement - it is an opportunity to establish mutual understanding.
Leonard Cheshire shares the first in a series of Change Makers 'In Conversation With...' sessions.
Even after some progress in addressing issues around gender inequality, women remain vastly underrepresented globally.
The success of Beyond the Bite lies in its community reporter network - with a real sense of investment and enthusiasm.
My Story Matters worked with young people to better understand why they were missing from domestic violence services.
Why shouldn’t we be designing training that is universally accessible? Do we not all learn when training is well-paced?
A richer entry point has the benefit of keeping people engaged for longer - they see us as a collaborating partner.
Often the desire to create an unfiltered platform for community voices can be tricky.
Tom reflects on the experience and discusses the importance of amplifying Disabled people's voices.
Making communication materials more accessible can feel like a sizeable undertaking, yet it is so incredibly important.
The increased confidence, capacity, and conviction of the reporter network in Sierra Leone is an incredible success.
Reciprocal trust with a community is important - it lays the ground for real collaboration and community-led change.
Eastina, our Community Engagement Officer, reflects on her experience of giving birth in Sierra Leone.
Covid-19 has presented challenges, but it has also provided a unique opportunity to innovate and try something new.
Susie Hay is a psychotherapist and the Head of Research, Evaluation and Analysis at SafeLives. She is working closely wi…
We hear from Head of BBC Young Reporter and Radar Associate Josie Verghese on whether the Covid-19 really is a leveller.
World Malaria Day every year is commemorated with events all over the world. In Sierra Leone, the National Malaria Contr…
Radar Reporter, Emmanuel lost his son to malaria. Today he releases a song to ensure other parents know the symptoms.
Malaria deaths could double due to Covid-19 disruptions. Some families have no choice but to face that risk.
Our tools hold value for organisations looking to increase engagement with communities during this time of isolation
Maria Njeri discusses the power of '2030 and Counting', a global reporting initiative led by youth with disabilities.
Steve Milton, Director of Innovations in Dementia talks to Radar on why there is no definitive “the dementia experience"
Paul Myles: Participatory media is about rawness, anger and a new kind of expert
Sally Zlotowitz: How do you build conviction among the young people that you work with?
Libby Drew: The role of conviction in collaborative storytelling
Libby Drew: The importance of dialogue in digital development
