Watch Endgame 2050 and join us for a robust discussion with PMC President and Founder Bill Ryerson, Endgame 2050 filmmaker Sofia Pineda Ochoa, and other experts. We will discuss the current ecological and existential crises facing the planet, predictions of what the world will be like by 2050, and the role humans can play in slowing the environmental breakdown. It will take diverse experiences and skillsets to address these crises. Our panelists represent a range of expertise, including leaders in biology, medicine, storytelling, education, and the faith-based community.
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PMC’s Umurage 2 (“Inheritance for a Better Future”) was broadcast on five radio stations across Rwanda, addressing family planning and couple communication, antenatal and post-natal care, adolescent sexual health, gender-based violence, and malaria.
To accompany this 54-episode radio show, the PMC-Rwanda team designed numerous traditional and digital strategies to engage fans and enhance impact. Listeners were able to attend in-person performances and events that drew more than 15,000 Rwandans. Additionally, community dialogue was strengthened online with social media apps, like Facebook and WhatsApp, and on the airwaves with 31 supporting radio talk shows designed to feature experts to expand upon issues raised in the storylines.
We are storytellers. We use entertainment to improve the health and well-being of people around the world. Our work has impacted more than 50 countries.
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HOW BIRTH CONTROL, GIRLS’ EDUCATION CAN SLOW POPULATION GROWTH
Education and family planning have long been tied to lower fertility trends. But new research from the University of Washington analyzes those factors to determine, what accelerates a decline in otherwise high-fertility countries.
NETFLIX'S CONTROVERSIAL CHILD EXPLOITATION FILM IS BOLD, FLAWED - AND MISUNDERSTOOD
The film and its accusers turn out to be on the same side: Mignonnes attacks the pornification of girls and young women by social media and society in general; it is about the false promise of liberation in this kind of sexualised display.
