Gender Intercultural Perspective in URACCAN Community Radio, Bluefields Campus

Abstract

The present document analyzes the gender intercultural perspective in the URACCAN Community Radio, in Bluefields campus, from the approach and transmission of the different programs. The focus of the study is qualitative, with an action-participant methodology in a strategy articulated in such a way that it allowed to generate knowledge from the vision of wise elderly people who from their knowledge and experiences forged the proposed debate. Among the main results, it is possible to confirm that in Bluefields, it is necessary to influence constantly, to clear the barriers and ensure the participation of women in areas where they have traditionally been excluded. The intercultural perspective of gender recognizes that the condition of women subordination is reproduced in the public sphere as a result of prevailing power relations, discriminatory practices and lack of opportunities. Finally, the study analyzes the exercise of interculturality and gender from the radio, with a call from the audience not to allow the station to become a commercial media, on the contrary, that the community be strengthened and that the radio be from the community and for the community.