Farmers' Voice Radio Academy Small Grant Winner: Union KC x Beyond Beans in Togo

Wow, what a weekend! For the 2nd year in a row Farmers' Voice Radio were selected as community partner of the Manchester Coffee Festival.

Find out more about our Latin America coffee campaign

As we approach British harvest it's time to consider what this season means to farmers around the world.

Find out more about how one of our Farmers' Voice Radio academy graduates has been getting along in Kenya..

Following the success of our involvement in last year’s Manchester Coffee Festival we were delighted when Cup North invited us to be a...

If you are an experienced fundraiser and communicator with a passion for sustainable smallholder agriculture we would love to hear from you!

On 22nd March The Body Shop International won the Sedex Sustainability Award for Farmers' Voice Radio project.

Manchester Coffee Festival has become a staple in the Farmers’ Voice Radio calendar and the 2022 edition was better than ever! Held in...

‘Tugetab Kabotik ab Sireet OEP’ is a new radio programme funded by Twinings, made by and for smallholder tea farmers in Nandi Hills, Kenya

Meet the graduates of our first Farmers' Voice Radio Academy and learn about their plans to use participatory radio in their communities.

LYF is delighted to have appointed a summer intern! Leticia Nketiah tells us a little about herself...

Kpihi Saha on air- New radio programme made by and for shea nut collectors and shea butter processors!

A fantastic Farmers' Voice Radio event for coffee roasters from across the North of England held at Dark Woods roastery.

The inaugural Farmers' Voice Radio Academy got underway yesterday with 17 participants representing 14 organisations in seven countries.

The 13th February is World Radio Day and the theme for 2022 is ‘Radio and Trust’. As we celebrate radio today, we are proud to announce...

The new Farmers' Voice Radio Academy will train up to 20 organisations per year to apply participatory radio approaches in their own context

Farmers' Voice Radio was invited by UK Aid Direct to be interviewed for its new podcast series, The Learning Post.

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