Radio Bahá’í Ecuador
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Contents
INTRODUCTION: THE BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
ORIGINS AND OBJECTIVES OF RADIO BAHÁ’Í
- Ecuador
- The First Steps
- Aims and Purposes of the Bahá’í Faith
- Goals and Purposes of the Station
- Management and Administration
- Staffing
- Training
- Facilities and Resources
- Developing the Programming Philosophy
- Major Types of Programs
- Music
- News
- Agriculture
- Culture
- Quichua
- Education
- Bahá’í
- Public Affairs
PRODUCTION METHODS AND NON-BROADCAST ACTIVITIES
- Program Production
- The Indigenous Music Festival
- The Children’s Festival
- Publications
- Other Non-Broadcast Activities
- Early Surveys
- The 1981 Evaluation
- The 1983 Evaluation
- Summary of the Findings
THE BASES OF RADIO BAHA’i’S SUCCESS: SOME CONCLUSIONS
- A ‘Ritual’ View of Communication
- A ‘Participatory’ Media Institution
- The Spirit of Service
IMPLICATIONS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH
- Further Research on Radio Bahá’í del Ecuador
- Replicability of the Model
- I The ‘Transmission’ Model
- II Participation in Development Projects
- III Media Use in Ecuador
- IV Caminando Juntos Project Goals
- V Audience Evaluation Questionnaires
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
Notes and References
ILLUSTRATIONS
- Vicenta Anrango, staff member at Radio Bahá’í
- Radio Bahá’í’s Rural Development Project Mobile Radio Van
- Radio Bahá’í AM transmitter at Cajas, Ecuador
- Otavalo, Ecuador
- Women listen to Radio Bahá’í as they work in the fields
- The annual festival of indigenous music, Nucanchic Tono
