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 KID'S VOICES WILL TRAVEL Radio is an extremely powerful medium and it's always available. As people work, shower, clean the house, ride in the car, and lay on the beach they listen to the radio. In the poorest nations, you probably won't find a television or a computer, but chances are you will find a transistor radio. Because radio is completely anonymous yet extremely personal, it gives audiences a way to hear the true voices of young people - in all of their truth. Loud & Clear allows the fresh insights of the youth voice to directly enter the homes and lives of adults. Loud & Clear aims to open the airwaves for kid's voices while educating and enlightening its audience, young and old. As part of the project, children are exploring such issues as: diversity in schools and community, standardized testing, home schooling, private vs. public schools, women in traditional male careers, and ethnic stereotypes. Loud & Clear journalists sometimes use a 'fact/VOICE' format to personalize statistics and research on young people. In 60 seconds, the audience not only learns a fact, for example, that 1in 10 kids are homeless, but they also hear the story of a young person who is living that fact every day. |
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GIVING KIDS A VOICE AND THE POWER
TO USE IT
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