Miners’ Buzz
Miners’ Buzz represents an innovative approach to entertainment education, weaving authentic narratives from mining life with crucial malaria prevention, testing, and treatment messages. This features miner narrating their own stories via brief audio and video clips, deftly integrating key information on malaria. It is crafted for distribution across multiple accessible channels to maximize reach and engagement.
Miners’ Buzz is important because it will help to leverage the power of entertainment and storytelling as engaging ways to connect with the mining community, overcome literacy barriers, and foster a unique peer-to-peer engagement platform, with content created “by miners, for miners,” enhancing relatability and impact.
Video Clips
- Miners’ Buzz: What malaria symptoms have you experienced?
- Miners’ Buzz: What advice would you give to young miners?
- Miners’ Buzz: What’s the most dangerous experience you’ve had in the mines?
- Miners’ Buzz: At what times do you wake up in the mines?
- Miners’ Buzz: What can you tell other miners about drinking the treatment for malaria?
- Miners’ Buzz: Is mining an easy way to make money?
- Miners’ Buzz: How do you experience malaria as a miner?
- Miners’ Buzz: What should someone wear to stay protected while they are mining?
- Miners’ Buzz: How many times have you had malaria?
- Miners’ Buzz: Have you ever had a wildlife experience?
- Miners’ Buzz: What motivated you to start working in the mines?
- Miners’ Buzz: What malaria symptoms have you experienced?
- Miners’ Buzz: Is it common for you to get malaria?
- Miners Buzz: What should someone do if they experience any symptoms of malaria?
- Miners’ Buzz: What is your experience with malaria?
- Miners’ Buzz: What does mining mean to you?
- Miners’ Buzz: Do you know which are the symptoms of malaria?
- Miners’ Buzz: What is one of the best ways to prevent malaria?
- Miners’ Buzz: Can you share something with us about your family life?
- Miners’ Buzz: How is life in the mines?
Source: Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs
Date of Publication: June 24, 2024