THE OPEN CAGE: A Radio Drama Series highlighting the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 as an instrument to address sexual and gender-based violence
The Open Cage is the Uganda portion of the Women Talk Peace series and is produced in Uganda. The radio drama series stems a five-day storyboarding and scripting workshop where women’s organizations and community radio broadcasters worked with IWTC to conceptualize the issues and outline scripts that best reflected their realities. In addition to the storyboards and scripts, the participants worked together in developing the promotion and distribution strategies for the radio drama series. After integrating the villagers’ feedback into the scripts, they were produced into a radio drama series in English, Luo and Luganda. The radio productionshighlight the use of Resolution 1325 as a legal instrument in addressing sexual and gender-based violence and other issues confronting women in conflict areas such as northern Uganda.
ENGLISH: Click on the name of the track you want to listen to (all tracks are in .mp3
format) Episode 1: The Hard Way 57:19 Download the script: Word
LUO: Click on the name of the track you want to listen to (all tracks are in .mp3
format) Episode 1: Yore anwang 54:20 Download the script: Word Episode 2: Kwogo me Nyom 35:23 Download the script: Word Episode 3: I winyo Dwone 26:23 Download the script: Word Episode 4: An abedo dako 41:34 Download the script: Word Episode 5: Lokere tung Ceng 36:02 Download the script: Word Episode 6: Kana geyena ocakere 53:54 Download the script: Word
The Open Cage is the Uganda portion of the Women Talk Peace series and is produced in Uganda. The radio drama series stems a five-day storyboarding and scripting workshop where women’s organizations and community radio broadcasters worked with IWTC to conceptualize the issues and outline scripts that best reflected their realities. In addition to the storyboards and scripts, the participants worked together in developing the promotion and distribution strategies for the radio drama series. After integrating the villagers’ feedback into the scripts, they were produced into a radio drama series in English, Luo and Luganda. The radio productions highlight the use of Resolution 1325 as a legal instrument in addressing sexual and gender-based violence and other issues confronting women in conflict areas such as northern Uganda.