ENTERTAIN HUGE AUDIENCES IN WAYS THAT
MATTER TO HER.
2016 ANNUAL REPORT
A SUSTAINABLE PLANET WITH EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Our vision statement, “A sustainable planet with equal rights for all,” can sound like an impossible task, but Population Media Center (PMC) knows there are effective – and realistic – ways to work toward this goal. We’re highly motivated by the fact that our existence on the planet depends on success. PMC has resolved to work still harder toward this goal. In 2016, not only did our TV and radio shows reach audiences around the world to promote individual and communal behavior change, we also began steps to expand our impact to new countries. I’m pleased to announce that in April, we hired David Walker as our new Executive Vice President to help with this expansion. Our growth is urgent. While some countries saw progress this year, there was increased violence and instability in others. News from the first half of 2017 has brought new urgency. We will keep working as hard as possible to achieve our vision with the help and support of our donors, partners, worldwide staff, and volunteers who enable this work. I invite you to join us.
WILLIAM N. RYERSON
Founder and President, Population Media Center
PMC MISSION: 1
To use entertainment-education and mass media to promote social and cultural change by addressing the interconnected issues of the full rights of women and girls, population, and the environment. Our goals are to empower people to live healthier and more prosperous lives and to stabilize global population at a level at which people can live sustainably with the world’s renewable resources.
WE REACH
HUGE AUDIENCES
NOT SAVING JUST ONE PERSON’S LIFE.
THIS IS ABOUT ALL OF US.
SOCIAL NORM CHANGE
PMC melds entertainment industry insight and behavior theory to create powerful TV and radio shows that change social norms. By reaching huge audiences, PMC’s entertainment catalyzes individual and communal motivation, self-efficacy, and resilience. Social norms can be a barrier or a driver of behavior. With PMC’s intervention, changes and individual behavior create a feedback loop to drive dramatic change in social norms. Sometimes behavior change is made manifest by increased demand for products or services, such as health clinics.
INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR CHANGE
AT SCALE DEMAND GENERATION
PMC entertainment motivates people to want to change, increases knowledge and confidence to enable change, and provides tools and strategies to be resilient against challenges in pursuit and maintenance of change.
Service Providers à
PMC entertainment models the use of products and services, increases understanding, defines expectations, corrects misinformation, and eases doubt or fear.
PMC CREATES SOCIAL NORM CHANGE, INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR CHANGE, AND DEMAND GENERATION
RELATED TO DEEPLY EMBEDDED, PERSONAL ISSUES
MEASURABLE
Every PMC show includes monitoring and evaluation to assess scale and depth of impact.
COST-EFFECTIVE
Huge audiences combined with effectiveness on multiple issues make PMC dramas costeffective.
MULTI-ISSUE
Life is multidimensional. PMC integrates multiple issues to increase understanding and behavior change tools.
ÊVERSATILE
PMC’s methods are reproducible and agile, working across cultures, languages, religions, and media markets.
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A STORY OF RENEWAL: ONE STORY ENDS
AND ANOTHER STORY BEGINS
On August 23rd, 2016, the drums could be heard in Bujumbura. The Drummers of Burundi are well-known for their loud, energetic percussions, their bright red, green, and white outfits, and their acrobatic dance moves – not to mention the huge drums they carry on their heads. Today, the drummers were celebrating the launch of a radio show sequel, one that had particular meaning to people and to Burundi’s Minister of Health Representative, Dr. Jocelyn Nsanzerugeze.
“Agashi, produced by Population Media Center, has gained a pole position among great communication and public awareness tools to foster positive change for a better life,” said Nsanzerugeze. “The topics covered in this series, such as family planning, malnutrition, STDs, and HIV/AIDS…just to mention a few, have enabled it to earn an unprecedented popularity among the Burundian population.” Of course, the producers of Agashi (“Hey! Look Again!”) might add that much of its popularity is due to the cliffhanger plotlines, top production quality, and great music. Agashi began airing in 2014 with storylines that spread over two years of broadcast, 208 episodes. In the show, different social themes are woven into storylines with positive and negative characters. Writers and producers are careful to keep the emphasis on entertainment value. Agashi finished in January of 2016. This August 23rd launch marked the beginning of Agashi 2 – the next season of Agashi, which is scheduled to run until 2018.
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A LOCAL SUPERSTAR PITCHES FOR PMC
With the film crew in the middle of an action scene, the martial arts superstar calls “cut!” and turns on his radio. Rajesh Hamal, a Nepali actor with so much notoriety he’s known as “Maha-Nayak” or “Great Actor” – must listen to his favorite show, and the rest of the actors drop the scene and join him. This promotional spot ran on national and local TV throughout Nepal this spring as scores of people started to listen to Hamal’s favorite show – PMC’s Mai Sari Sunakhari (“Orchid, Like Me”). It launched in April and will run for two years (208 episodes) in the Nepali language. Mai Sari Sunakhari addresses numerous issues, including early marriage, girls’ education, and gender equity. “Rajesh Hamal is the most popular superstar of the country,” says Rajan Parajuli, PMC’s Country Representative in Nepal. “Because of his extraordinary performance in Nepali cinema over the past two decades and his very non-controversial image, he has become the icon for all age groups. He has never done promotion for any radio show before.” This sounds like a stroke of luck to get Nepal’s superstar to promote your radio drama, but the relationship is based on a lot more than luck – it’s based on a shared desire to improve people’s lives. Hamal is the ambassador for the National Campaign of the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare in Nepal. He publicly strongly supports ending child marriage and gender-based violence. “When we spoke to him about being involved,” says Parajuli, “he said he always wanted to contribute somehow to positive change in the country, especially in the lives of remote families. He liked the themes we are addressing, was impressed with our use of entertainment, and the way we measure results.” Listeners in Nepal have been personally thanking Hamal for bringing the show to the airwaves. “I really find this drama very real. I was always a big fan of Rajesh and now I am so happy that he brought this drama for us,” said Bakhat from Dailekh, in the Midwestern high hill district. “Hamal is generally not involved in commercial promotion,” says Parajuli. “He is always taken as one of the few intellectual celebrities of the country. The people of Nepal believe his words.”
Above, people pose with one of the Mai Sari Sunakhari billboards featuring Rajesh Hamal with his radio.
And those words couldn’t be used for a better cause. Parajuli and PMC hope Mai Sari Sunakhari succeeds in entertaining people and in improving lives. PMC is simultaneously broadcasting another show, Hilkor (“Ripples in the Water”) for one year (104 episodes) in the local Maithili language. Both dramas are off to a great start and PMC has high hopes for measurable changes in the next two years.
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“PAPA GOLIATH”
CHANGES When Valentin Mitendo, producer of PMC’s Vivra Verra (“Time Will Tell”) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, learned he would get the opportunity to meet Claude Bangumba while conducting research in Kananga, he was thrilled. Claude was known to his wife and son, jokingly, as “Old Goliath.” Valentin had traveled with the research team to assess how many people had listened to the show Vivra Verra and how much information they had retained. “It was during an interview with a winner [of a Vivra Verra listeners’ contest] that I discovered ‘Old Goliath’,” Valentin says. “On the eve of the awards, we called winners to prepare for the prize-giving ceremony. Despite her enthusiasm, Mireille Bangumba [a female prize winner] told me that she could not come because of personal reasons. I expressed the wish to see her at the small ceremony and she said she would send her husband.” Mireille was an avid Vivra Verra listener and had answered questions about the characters, plots, and messages correctly to be chosen for a prize. During the conversation, Mireille explained that she would not come to the awards ceremony because she was pregnant and tired – to which Valentin replied by asking if she had heard of prenatal consultations.
“In Vivra Verra you insist on this point with [the characters] Ngala and Koni,” she laughed confidently, “I did my prenatal visits and my husband encouraged me a lot.” Mireille then explained jokingly to Valentin that her husband had been nick-named “Papa Goliath” by her fouryear-old son. “Old Goliath” is a negative character in Vivra Verra – an alcoholic with a temper who relies on physical domination to impose his will, and prevents his son from going to school. “My husband was like “Old Goliath” before we started listening to your show. Our son nick-named him that because of his aggressiveness. We continue to call him that. But he has changed a lot.” When Valentin got the chance to meet the real “Old Goliath,” he had some questions for him. “So your child baptized you Goliath?” asked Valentin. “As a matter of fact, my child, who is four years old, when he does something he wants but may cause trouble, he says to me, ‘Papa, are you Papa Goliath?’ He said that when one punishes his sons, that is [being a] Papa Goliath.” Valentin laughed with Claude, feeling gratitude and happiness at this family’s bond. It showed that the lessons have been understood and internalized by Mireille, Claude, and their son. Claude has become more aware, and more in control, of his temper. He confirmed that of course he encouraged his wife in her prenatal consultations – he doesn’t want to be a widower. This encounter was one more piece of evidence that Vivra Verra was drawing the Bangumba family back night after night with the exciting show, and also imparting important lessons that they shared as a family and that will continue long after broadcast stops.
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“It is something we listen to as a family. When I get home and in the evenings, we relax with all of the children – we can listen to it before sleeping,” said Claude.
On July 15th, fans got what they had been waiting for – season four of Population Media Center’s East Los High was now available on Hulu. To date, the program has received no fewer than 5 Emmy nominations and is one of the top performing shows on Hulu. The popularity of East Los High draws impressive numbers of viewers resulting in the production of more seasons, but the real success of East Los High happens off the screen. Newly published research in the American Journal of Public Health shows that PMC entertainment in the United States can, in fact, improve issues like teenage sexual and reproductive health if implemented correctly.
Researchers Helen Wang, from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and Arvind Singhal, from the University of Texas at El Paso, revealed that the impact of East Los High began in 2013 with the very first season of broadcast. That summer, East Los High launched as a Hulu Original Series, and hundreds of thousands of viewers visited the show’s website to access episodes, bonus material, and resources. It was PMC’s first foray into US television – and it was a hit. Little did the team know that their work would result in statistics like StayTeen.org’s website traffic doubling on the day East Los High launched and 22 percent of Planned Parenthood’s total widget visits during the first season being accessed through the East Los High website.
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$9,997,225
2016 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
$9,824,610
$8,331,046
JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2016
$6,994,573 $5,461,243 $5,428,812
$4,218,526 $3,506,976 $3,725,588 $1,088,487 $616,484 $660,249
$3,596,258
$1,808,863
$825,194
$391,447 1998
$1,311,851
$2,134,893 $2,741,281
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
PMC TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2016 SUPPORT AND REVENUE UNRESTRICTED Contributions and Grants Royalty Income
$ 663,187
TEMP. RESTRICTED
2016 TOTAL
$ 5,119,940
$ 5,783,127
$ 1,054,817
$ 1,054,817
Investment Income
$ 71,104
$ 71,104
Other Income
$ 85,525
$ 85,525
Net Assets Released from Restriction
$ 5,451,993
($ 5,451,993)
$0
TOTAL 2016 SUPPORT AND REVENUE
$ 7,326,626
($ 332,053)
$ 6,994,573
2016 EXPENSES 2016 TOTAL Program: General Program Development
$ 690,812
Program: Public Outreach
$ 484,894
Program: National & International Initiatives Management and General
$ 312,166
Fundraising
$ 193,635
TOTAL 2016 EXPENSES 7
$ 5,372,380
$ 7,053,887
2013
2014
2015
2016
2016 NEWS OUT OF
HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS: • JEFF BURROW joined PMC’s Board of Directors. • VIRGINIA CARTER became emeritus member of PMC’s Board of Directors. • MADELINE DI NONNO joined PMC’s Board of Directors. • CRYSTAL HAYLING joined PMC’s Board of Directors. • TOM PERKINS joined PMC’s Board of Directors. PMC STAFF: • MOLLY FRIZZELL hired as Program and Partnership Development Associate. • DAVID WALKER hired as Executive Vice President.
PMC HEADQUARTERS William Ryerson President & Founder
Fatou Jah Research Associate
Kriss Barker Vice President of International Programs
William Rider Vice President of Finance
Joseph Bish Director of Issue Advocacy
Wendi Stein Senior Program Associate
Lillie K. Bleau Office Manager
Stephanie Tholand Director of Program & Partnership Development
Scott Connolly Director of Research Molly Frizzell Program & Partnership Development Associate Yvette Hanshaw Executive Director PMC Texas Chapter
Missie Thurston Director of Marketing & Communications Paul Ugalde Director of Development David Walker Executive Vice President
PMC was devastated to lose four colleagues in 2016. Two Burundian actors were victims of ongoing political unrest in January 2016, Alex Bozzette passed away in February 2016, and Ed Barry of the Population Institute passed away in May 2016.
PMC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bram Kleppner – Chair David Poindexter – Honorary Chair Earl Babbie – Secretary Jerri Lea Shaw – Treasurer Virginia Carter – Emeritus Member Jeff Burrow Madeline Di Nonno Crystal Hayling Tom Perkins Jane Putch William Ryerson
PMC PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD Neal Baer Albert Bandura Lester Brown Martha Campbell Kate Cho Zoanne Clack John Coulter Eileen Crist Herman Daly Anne Ehrlich Paul Ehrlich Robert Engelman Andrew Ferguson Robert Gillespie Lindsey Grant Hope S. Green Lucy Lee Grimes Evans Lynn Gutstadt Maisha Hazzard Richard Heinberg Marilyn Hempel John Jackson Lucy Johnson Tony Johnston Jeremy Kagan Shiv Khare Doug La Follette Richard Lamm Diane Langston Anthony Leiserowitz Vincent Maduka
Daniel C. Maguire Edward Maibach Frederick A.B. Meyerson Jotham Musinguzi Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka Richard Ottaway Chris Palmer Paula Woodley Alexandra Paul Roger Pereira David Pimentel Michael Prupas Barbara Pyle Kate Randolph Tom Sawyer S.D. Shantinath O. J. Sikes Steven W. Sinding Arvind Singhal Elizabeth Smith Gloria Steinem Crispin Tickell Monique Tilford Peter C. Vesey Charles Westoff Paul Winter Robert J. Wyman Philip Zimbardo Robert Zinser
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C I T A DRAM 2016 HIGHLIGHTS
CLINIC MONITORING IN RIVER STATE, NIGERIA, FOUND THAT MORE THAN 60% OF HEALTH CLINIC CLIENTS WERE MOTIVATED BY PMC’S TAFIGAWALO.
13 PMC SHOWS CATALYZING CHANGE AROUND THE WORLD BURUNDI • Agashi 2 (“Hey! Look Again!”) 208-episode radio serial drama, August 2016 - September 2018
HAITI • Zoukoutap 2 (“To Limp”) 156-episode radio serial drama, May 2015 - June 2016 NEPAL
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO • Vivra Verra (“Time Will Tell”) 156-episode radio serial drama, September 2014 - March 2016 • Elembo (“Footprint”) 156-episode radio serial drama, February 2015 - August 2016 • Pambazuko (“The Dawn”) 156-episode radio serial drama, March 2016 - August 2017 ETHIOPIA • Yebirhan Atsnafat (“Rays of Hope”) 156-episode radio serial drama, May 2014 January 2016
• Mai Sari Sunakhari (“Orchid, Like Me”) 208-episode radio serial drama, April 2016 June 2018 • Hilkor (“Ripples in the Water”) 104-episode radio serial drama, April 2016 - April 2017; rebroadcast, April 2017 - April 2018 NIGERIA • A Dade Ana Yi (“Truth Always Prevails”) 104-episode radio serial drama, October 2016 - October 2017 • Jangala (“Song of Life”) 104-episode radio serial drama, October 2016 - October 2017 • Hannunka Mai Sanda (“Power in Your Hands”) 78-episode radio serial drama, November 2013 - August 2014; broadcast to 3 additional states, July 2015 - June 2016 • Tafigawalo (“Working Towards Change”) 78-episode radio serial drama, November 2013 - August 2014; broadcast to 7 additional states, June 2014 - April 2015; broadcast to 2 additional states, July 2015 - May 2016 UNITED STATES
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• East Los High Hulu exclusive TV series on hulu.com; season four aired in summer 2016
2016 INSTITUTIONAL AND CORPORATE DONORS ORGANIZATIONS HELPING TO CHANGE THE WORLD AmazonSmile Bill and Carla Bacon Foundation Bancker-Williams Foundation Biodiversity and Sustainability Fund The Boston Foundation Brace Foundation Bureau de Cooperation Suisse au Burundi Bushrod H. Campbell & Adah F. Hall Charity Fund California State Employees Campaign Carmel Hill Fund Classy, Inc. Combined Federal Campaign Davies/Weeden Fund Dole Family Foundation Dollar a Day, Inc. EcoTrust Erik and Edith Bergstrom Foundation Eucalyptus Foundation F.L. Putnam Investment Management Company Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia Flora L. Thornton Foundation GE Foundation Georgetown University Gillespie Foundation Jane Goodall Institute Grantham Foundation Harold Simmons Foundation Janet V. Andrews and Robert R. Andrews Fund John & Holly Robbins Family Foundation JustGive Kendeda Fund
L. P. Brown Foundation Laboratory Diagnostics Medical Group Leuthold Family Office Max and Pieters, APC MBA Healthgroup McBride Family Foundation Montgomery Family Foundation Moses Feldman Family Foundation Population Services International The Prentice Foundation Richard and Lesley Stone Family Fund Robert F. Hunsicker Foundation Round Hill Fund S&C Harvest Foundation San Diego Pathologists Medical Group, Inc. Schneider Foundation, Inc. Segal Family Foundation, Inc. Smoke Rise Foundation Svetkey - van der Horst Fund of Triangle Community Foundation Tides Foundation Tiger Management LLC U.S. Department of State UNDP UNFPA University of Alberta Veit Charitable Foundation Vermont Community Foundation Weeden Foundation Williams Family Foundation
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IN MEMORY OF ALEX BOZZETTE Alex Bozzette (pictured at right), our dear PMC colleague, passed away on February 1, 2016. The Alex Bozzette Fund, created by Alex’s parents in his memory, makes sure his work and infectious energy can continue to improve lives around the world.
“He loved fully and completely, was loved by many, and will be missed by all. We ask that you keep Alex and his passions in your minds and hearts going forward.”
– Carla Stayboldt and Sam Bozzette, Alex’s parents