Read about and watch the recording of our multi-partner webinar on the importance of the farmers voice in smallholder supply chains.

The radio series ‘Educando Con Semillas, saberes y sabores’ is the 1st FVR project in Latin America and the 1st fully open-sourced project

“When I listen [to Kpihi Saha], the next day when we are going to the dam to fetch water, I ask my colleagues what they heard on Radio...

Join our discussion about the importance of listening to and empowering supplier communities for sustainable international supply chains.

Are you a skilled corporate fundraiser who can help us take FVR to the next level? Come and work on our new corporate sponsorship approach!

Forest-friendly cocoa production in Sierra Leone is the subject of our latest Farmers' Voice Radio programmes.

UPGro's new film tells us about the use and potential of groundwater for Sub-Saharan Africa and how participatory radio played its part.

Stella Akia, radio presenter from ETOP FM in Uganda, tells us about her experience of working with Farmers' Voice Radio.

The LYF has been awarded grants from the Network for Social Change and The Fore to build up Farmers' Voice Radio Resources online.

The Lorna Young Foundation was thrilled to be shortlisted for the Charity Governance Awards.

How to make radio programmes that are trusted, change behaviour and make a lasting difference.

The LYF was delighted to be shortlisted for Farmers' Voice Radio in the category of Small NGO Impact at #BondAwards2020.

Farmers’ Voice Radio launches new project in Northern Ghana in partnership with Tungteiya Women’s Association and The Body Shop

The new Farmers' Voice Radio resource hub will help the world's poorest smallholder farmers to access the knowledge they need to succeed.

The Lorna Young Foundation has won the Foundation for Social Improvement’s award ‘Small Charity Big Impact’ for Farmers' Voice Radio. It...

Following the launch of the University of Reading’s NIMFRU project (National-scale Impact-based Forecasting of Flood Risk in Uganda) in...

In May the Farmers Voice Radio team travelled to Tamale in northern Ghana to launch a new Farmers Voice Radio project.