Ujima Radio, a new community radio station for Bristol, broadcasting from the CEED Media Centre, St Pauls is seeking submissions for the design of it's logo. The Ujima team are looking for an innovative colour logo which must contain the following text:

"Ujima Radio - 1 Voice 4 All"

The winner, chosen by the Ujima Radio marketing team, will be invited to the launch night and attend a VIP visit to the station live on air. You’ll also have the pride of representing Bristol’s pioneering community station and maybe contributing to future advertising ventures. All applicants welcome and the deadline is 12th Oct, so get out your inks or your laptops and get designing.

More About Ujima Radio

Ujima Radio is a not-for-profit radio station, owned and run by local people, mostly volunteers, which enables the community to use the medium of radio to create new opportunities for regeneration, employment, learning, social cohesion and inclusion as well as cultural and creative expression.

‘It’s about time that the community has an expressive medium that is not just entertainment, but a means of highlighting major issues affecting the African and Caribbean communities in Bristol. -  Kevin Philemon, Media Project Manager

Ujima Radio will feature local voices and aims to inform, represent, educate, entertain, and celebrate culture, heritage and diversity within Bristol.  In particular it welcomes contributions from the African and Caribbean communities living in the St Paul’s and Easton areas of Bristol.

If your community doesn't have a voice, contact us, and we can put you in touch with producers and presenters who will highlight your concerns, opinions and successes.  Ujima Radio will broadcast in many languages, feature discussions, phone-ins, interviews, chat, drama, poetry and play music from all over the world.  In short, it is a station for you, made with you.

Ujima Radio will broadcast from the CEED Media Centre, St Pauls, who offer affordable courses in Music Technology, Radio Production and Film-making.  As part of The CEED Charity, it strives to serve predominantly the local community, which is in need for localised training equivalent to that found in the larger colleges and media centres in Bristol, where Black and Ethnic Minorities are under-represented.

For further info contact The Ujima Radio Team on 0117 942 9555 ext 208 or by email

Ujima Radio, 17-19 Dean Street, Bristol BS2 8QU

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Photographs by Mark Simmons