RuralEcho is an open-access toolkit for youth workers, educators, and young people who want to create podcasts that are meaningful, ethical, low-cost, and rooted in the realities of rural and remote communities.
It was developed within the VOICES project as a practical resource for turning podcasting into more than a technical skill: a method for participation, storytelling, reflection, and community engagement.
RuralEcho is not only about how to record audio.
It is about how to create podcasts that make space for voices, questions, and experiences that are often overlooked or misrepresented.