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Mobilizing a Network of Women to Get COVID-19 Information to Rural Villages
Women’s clubs established to fight sexual violence educate citizens about coronavirus prevention
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Webinar for communicators on covering domestic violence and the COVID-19 pandemic
PAHO/WHO and the Caribbean Development Bank, in association with the Caribbean Broadcasting Union and Internews, invites journalists and communicators to participate in the third of a series of fou
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Gender-based violence has gone online in Africa - report
75 percent of women interviewed reported suffering from mental stress and anxiety due to their experiences of online violence
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Fighting Violence Against Women Online
August 18, 2020
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Uplifting the Voices of Women as News Sources
Women’s voices are rarely included in the news
In Tanzania, women as expert sources of information and opinions are still routinely passed over for men, partly because media outlets have no contact lists of women sources, and journalists are not required by their media houses to ensure
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Reflect Reality Handbook
June 2, 2020
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Journalism during the Covid-19 pandemic - the experience for female journalists
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed every sector of life, including media. Women in media have been exposed to a number of challenges.
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In Kenya, Providing Refugees with Life-Saving Information about COVID-19 and Other Health Issues
For twenty years, the Dadaab refugee camp in the northeastern region of Kenya had no credible source of information.
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Nadiah Rosli joins Internews as Malaysia project director
The freelance journalist, who’s also worked in communications for WWF-Malaysia and Earthworm Foundation, takes on a role to boost capacity among the Malaysian media and promote the empowerment of marginalised groups.
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A Gender Analysis of the Media Landscape in Iraq
April 14, 2020
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New Handbook, EJN Tracker Aim to Increase Women’s Voices in the News
Globally, only 24 percent of the people heard, seen or read about in the news are women, according to the Global Media Monitoring Project, a volunteer network that measures women’s global presence, portrayal, and representation in media.