For 80+ years, the prestigious Peabody Awards highlight narratives that defend public interest, encourage empathy, and teach us to expand our understanding of the world today.
We’re honored to be recognized as a Peabody Nominee for their upcoming 83rd Annual Awards!
We’ve reached millions of learners with our popular science show, broadcast on 40+ TV channels across Africa and around the world. Season 2 is focused on climate change and is playing now. Tune in!
Read our edited collection of essays from many of the top names in the field of Entertainment-Education, including legendary EE innovator Miguel Sabido.
We have reached listeners in 21 countries across 3 continents with gamified narratives delivered through basic mobile. Wanji provides interactive, educational learning through spoken audio, and is a winner of the MIT Solve Global Challenge Initiative.
The last two years – throughout the pandemic – have been a period of exponential scaling for PVI’s work. The time has come to share just a few of these contributions with the world.
A new innovative radio drama series on intimate partner violence against women, in collaboration with Raising Voices, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and the Uganda Network on Law Ethics and HIV/AIDS.
Peripheral Vision International (PVI) is an award winning media NGO that combines the strength of a creative media agency with the latest technical knowledge and training on Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC). PVI’s mission is to use media, technology, and popular culture to catalyze social change in Sub-Saharan Africa and beyond. Working in a multidisciplinary team and together with partners, PVI designs and tests communication on health, gender, livelihoods and citizenship for hard-to–reach and marginalized populations.
Using Human Centered Design and relevant technologies for maximum impact
PVI reaches a mass audience with limited access to traditional media by using appropriate technology and designing relevant and engaging content through innovation and adaptation.
