A/R13

Author
Eu Si Yuan

Supervisor
Asst Prof Bradley Freeman

Year
2013

Abstract
Start With Me is a five-episode Chinese audio documentary. This program features
five individuals dedicated to the cause of molding Singapore into an inclusive
society for the disabled. Through personal experiences and motivating stories of
the interviewees, the producer hopes to inspire listeners to do their part for better
inclusion, understanding and acceptance for the disabled.

Click link to view
http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52919

Image Credit
Featured image Disabled access by Flickr user Roger Price. CC BY 2.0.

Author
Chua Yan Yu

Supervisor
Asst Prof Bradley Freeman

Year
2013

Abstract
The objective of this radio report is to investigate some controversies surrounding
overseas voluntary work. The radio reports, available in both English and Mandarin
with identical content, aim to get listeners thinking about whether engaging in
overseas voluntary work is necessarily a good thing. It contains not only what
volunteers and non-volunteers have to say, but also what they have to say about
one another’s opinions.

Click link to view
http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52582

Image Credit
Featured image Bandung Trip by Flickr user Zhao !. CC BY 2.0.

Author
Chen Hui Grace

Supervisor
Asst Prof Bradley Freeman

Year
2013

Abstract
Blaming the Victim is a 30-minute radio documentary which explores victim-blaming
attitudes towards sexual assault victims. Victim-blaming is a phenomenon where
blame is partially or fully attributed to a victim of an assault. The documentary
examines why people have victim-blaming attitudes, how these attitudes are
perpetuated and why victims often blame themselves for their own attacks. It also
highlights some common misperceptions of sexual assault such as who its victims
and perpetrators are.

Click link to view
http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52452

Image Credit
Featured image SlutWalk Chicago by Flickr user John W. Iwanski. CC BY 2.0.

Authors
Sharifah Fadhilah Alshahab & Roshini Melvin

Supervisor
Asst Prof Bradley Freeman

Year
2013

Abstract
Pirates of Southeast Asia is a radio documentary discussing the issue of piracy
in the Southeast Asian region. The documentary takes a closer look at some of
the steps being taken to mitigate the effects of piracy to ensure the safe passage
of mariners through our region. Most importantly, it provides the reasons for the
persistence of piracy, which is a problem that has prevailed for centuries.

Click link to view
http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52584

Image Credit
Featured image Pirates surrender to NATO counter-piracy task force by Flickr user Official U.S. Navy Page. CC BY 2.0.