Isturyanaka Aka tuqita Citizen Media Ta Llamayu phaxsi, 2015
Jatta Wöötanö: «Medios digitales, comunidades indígenas ukanakatak wali askjamawa”
Jatta Wöötanö amtäwix formación en medios digitales ukxat yatichäwinak luräna ukhamarak TIC yatintäwimp yekuana markankir waynanakar yanapañatakiwa.
Perú markanx nayrïr registro civil ukaw pä arut uñt'ayasiwayi (castellano-awajún)
21 uru llamayu phaxsitx día Nacional de la Diversidad Cultural ukat Lingüística ukaw amtasi, ukatakix Registro Nacional de Identificación ukat Estado Civil del Perú ukax registro civil bilingüe awajún-castellano ukwa uñt'ayi: Aka jichha uñstir qillqatanakax nayra qillqatanakakis ukakipkaw apnaqataskani, certificadas ukanakax agencia jan ukax Plataforma Virtual Multiservicios (PVM) del Reniec...
«Usur atipjas jakirinaka» Cuba markana: Mä aski qillqäwi
Luis Trelles uka jaqix mä jakaw uñist’aystu, Cuba, Pinar del Rio uka qullayasiñ utanx kunjams VIH/SIDA usumpix pä jaqinakax jakanipxi, akax Global Voices ukhamarak Radio Ambulante ukan yanapt’äwipampiwa.
Mä imill wawax utaparux anupan yanapt'ataw kutt'i
Khaysa Huancayo Perú tuqinxa, kimsa maran wawax utapat mistuwayatayna, mamapax janiw amuyaskataynäti anuw wawar kutt'añ yapapt`atayna, sutipax pela satawa. Pani palla pallaw amuyapxatayna, kunatï walpin anux wajasina ukhamarus mä jisk`a wawax walpin jachäna. Angel Quispe policíax amuyasjataynaw wawa chhaqatapat ukat jupax wawar munart`atayna jiskt`arakitayna kawkhans kampta? Wawax janiw ni kuns...
GV Radio uraqpachat ist'apxama
Global Voices ukan radiopan aruskipäwinak jaylliwinak uraqpachat ist'apaxama.
Nepal markanx wasitampiw uraq khathatix utjawayi, jiwatanak usuchjatanakax juk'ampiw jilxatawayi
Jichhakamax Phisqha tunk paqallqun jiwataw yatji, ukatx waranqa jila usuchjataw utjarak sasinw yatisi.
Kunjams Fukushima uksan mä wila masix pusi mara uraq khathat makiptatapatx nayrar mistu
Bloguero japonés Takayoshi Saito jupax kunjams sullka kullakapas wila masipas uka uraq khathatäwinx jikxatasipxan ukxat qillqt'i. Four years on, Japanese blogger Takayoshi Saito recounts how his youngest sister and her family fared in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami.
