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The World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) in partnership with Women’s Media Watch (WMW) will hold a 3-day training workshop on gender and media advocacy from 10 to 12 April, 2008, in Kingston, Jamaica.
We encourage female journalists and media organisations to participate in 'Women Make the News 2008'. The campaign is organised by UNESCO to mark this year's International Women's Day, 8 March, 2008.
What are the most common forms of gender stereotyping in the media and how do we recognize them? This is just one of the issues and themes that will be covered in the public debate 'Women in media: gender stereotypes and discrimination.' The debate will be held on 6 December at 18.00 at Mediacentar Sarajevo.
Synopses of workshop outcomes
Reports about all the "Who Makes the News?" 2005 Three Weeks of Action on Gender and the Media campaign activities that were taking place throughout the world
Some concluding words about the ‘Who Makes the News?' Three Weeks of Global Action on Gender and the Media Campaign by Anna Turley, Co-ordinator, WACC Women’s Programme
A handy document with the key findings of the 2005 monitoring efforts in English, Français, Español, and Português.
The Who Makes the News? Take Action Pack in three languages: English, Spanish, and French
Información sobre los eventos, las últimas noticias y los informes más importantes de la campaña en Español.
VisionWT has won an outstanding achievement award in the Advocacy for WACC’s GMMP website
Information of interest to journalists: press conference info, media kits, media releases, contacts for interviews, etc.
Latest issue of the 'Media & Gender Monitor': Issue No. 18, March - 2008.
MGM No 18.pdf
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If you have anything to say about media representations of the roles, responsibilities and expectations of women and men in society and the subsequent impact of such representations on our lived realities, this is your place! Share your opinion, speak up on our blogs: the Moving Forward Blog, Media Monitoring Blog and the Diary Blog.
