• Partners
• Contributing schools and youth organisations
• Contributing arts and community organisations
• Individual participants

Partners - Lead partner

• Women's Radio Group - a UK training and networking charity for women interested in radio 

Other partners

• FlexiSchool Acton 
• Children and Radio - a not-for-profit organisation promoting radio by and for children and young people
• Aitchison Media & Development - independent media consultant, journalist and researcher, Cathy Aitchison

Contributing schools and youth organisations

• Blaze Radio - from Preston Manor City Leaning Centre, Brent, North London

Contributing arts and community organisations

• African Musicians Profiles
• Camden Central Radio
• Musical Flying Squad
• Outerglobe

Individual participants

• Angela Inglis - is a photographer and writer who is interested in reporting on sustainable developments such as BedZed
• Anna Karhammar
• Anne Wanjie - has experience presenting music on hospital radio and also Radio Verulam community radio. She has also presented programmes for the Community Media Association (on UN Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination and on Refugee Day), plus programmes for Riverside FM and for Resonance fm. Her interests are mostly art and music based.
• Antonie Boegner recently completed her MA in Radio at Goldsmiths - she is interested in reporting on sustainability issues and arts topics
• Camilla Hartley
• Carmen Salvador
• Caroline Hartley Brown
• Carol Miers
• Cathy Aitchison - is a freelance media consultant, researcher and trainer with a particular interest in using low-cost media to promote grassroots democracy and give a voice to groups who are otherwise unheard
• Clare Sherman - has been working in radio on a voluntary basis since the late 80`s. She has done a lot of music radio; she also has a particular interest in environmental issues, and in anything that enables people to make a difference to their own communities.
• Chrissie Kravchenko - is the founder of FlexiSchool Acton and a member of Women's Radio Group management committee
• Collette Tully
• Dana Gornitzki - is doing an MA at City University.  She is interested in sustainability issues 
• Debbie Golt aka DJ Debbie - she a passion and a deal of knowledge about music from all over the globe and especially music made by UK based musicians starting from wide global roots and then fusioning what they do.  She manages several artists including Weird MC, Fusing Naked Beats and MoMo.  She is also passionate about women in music - issues, celebrations and actions - and was on Women in Music's panel for awarding commissions and other prestigious initiatives.  She has radio experience from the original days of Brazen Radio, W10fm, Modal fm and six years of www.gaialive.com with her own show,  and more recently on Resonance 104.4fm. 
• Emma Midgley
• Fari Bradley
• Frederique Morgan - trainee on the Living Learning course
• Harriet Grant
• Harshita Deolia
• Helen Astrid
• Helene Lembanaka - trainee on the Living Learning course
• Helen Rowe - trainee on the Living Learning course
• Hester Viney - is a Literature graduate trying to find outlets for creativity and a love of learning. She is interested in everything: from ballet and books to family, the future, and the simpler things in life - like what the average granny has in her shopping bag. She has worked as a researcher and junior reporter on Radio 4's Questions Questions and as a newsreader at South West London's Radio Jackie. She says: " Radio is wonderful because it has the power to draw audiences solely on the strength of its content, without the glamour of pictures." 
• Iyabo Oba - is interested in arts, music and entertainment and in youth projects
• Jan Paryag - has been a member of the Women's Radio Group since 2003. She presented a programme called 'Expression' for Sound Radio in Hackney in August 2003 on arts, entertainment and literature which she thoroughly enjoyed. She was awarded a Postgraduate Diploma in Radio Journalism from the London College of Printing in 1993. She has worked in the television industry for over 11 years as an Associate Producer for companies such as LWT, Granada, Channel 5 and GMTV. She says "I love presenting and I would love to pursue this as a career."
• Jenny Steel
• Jessica Lopez - loves music of any genre but especially the Gipsy Kings. She is a student at UCE in Birmingham. She lives in Birmingham but originally lived in Central West London and is "back and forth like a yoyo". She adores other cultures and speaks Spanish, Portuguese and a bit of French and is starting to learn Urdu. She's a sporty type and loves football, tennis, and pool. The reason she got into this project is because "I want the voice of teenagers like me and kids to be heard...any issues they have, if they have any problems of any sort, I want to help by using the skills and experience I have in Radio and Music." 
• Julie Hill - is director of Women's Radio Group
• Kary Stewart - is working with young people at Blaze Radio, Preston Manor City Leaning Centre
• Katerina Getsevitch - is a student with FlexiSchool Acton
• Les Coughlan
• Liana Ross - is interested in sustainability issues
• Luisa Pretolani - is interested in reporting on issues relating to women, health and children
• Maryam Ali - trainee on the Living Learning course
• Mary McKenna - is interested in reporting on food and drink - she also produces comedy
• Melissa Clark
• Nacira Lebnaoui-Mansour - trainee on the Living Learning course
• Nneka Chukwurah - Africa 05 - arts and music
• Nina Tietzel - is just finishing an MA in International Broadcast Journalism at City University. She is experienced in TV and film. Her reporting interests include foreign affairs, development issues and the arts.
• Paul Batambuze - is interested in all sections of media and would like to work within the media in the future. He's interested in most sports especially football. He also likes to read and sometimes write in his free time.
• Portia Msimang - sustainability issues
• Reka Begum - is a student with FlexiSchool Acton
• Ruth-Anne Lynch - is currently completing a Masters in Radio (Production and Management) at the University of Sunderland
• Shabhana Rehman 
• Sneha - Bollywood music
• Sonia Samuels
• Sophie Glass - arts and music
• Sridevi Nair - was a student in Radio Journalism at the University of Westminster
• Stephanie Young - is a student at the University of Sunderland
• Swazi Maini - development issues; globalisation and the impact on women and children
• Terri Scooper
• Vanessa Reddick - is interested in arts, music and entertainment - also in family issues
• Vic Kravchenko

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