A Community Radio Network is a system of local radio stations that serve specific communities, providing a platform for diverse voices and local content. These stations are often run by volunteers and focus on issues relevant to their listeners, such as local news, culture, and events. They aim to promote community engagement and participation in media. Community radio stations typically operate on a non-profit basis, relying on donations, grants, and sponsorships. They encourage community members to get involved, whether through hosting shows, producing content, or participating in decision-making processes. This fosters a sense of ownership and strengthens community ties.