Thu Thu Hlaing is excited about developing a marketing strategy for Khayae FM, Myanmar’s first pilot community radio station in Htandapin, the outskirts of Yangon.
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The northern Afghan city of Kunduz is not the kind of place you'd expect to find a radio station run by women, promoting women's rights. But this is precisely what Radio Roshani is, and it's broadcasting today despite several attempts by the Taliban to kill its founder and editor, Sediqa Sherzai.
Internews CEO Jeanne Bourgault will be speaking, with Christi Hegranes of Global Press, on a panel titled Whose Story Is It?
BBC reporter Mike Thomson visits Radio Roshani in Kunduz, Afghanistan to talk to the station manager about the challenges she faces
7. Promoting Women Leaders Through Radio
Women journalists in Tanzania should speak out whenever they face or witness sexual harassment in the workplace and they should enlist the support of men to address the issue.
In 2017, a nurses’ strike in Kenya caused maternal deaths to double.
How many Tanzanian students experience sexual harassment and what can they do about it? These key questions were among those addressed by delegates at a half-day conference in Dar es Salaam, hosted by Internews on May 3, 2019.
Championing diversity and gender equality
