Gender stereotypes are one of the most persistent causes of inequality between women and men in all spheres, impacting both their professional and private lives. Media content influences the way people perceive reality and contributes to shaping gender roles. If gender equality means equal visibility, empowerment, responsibility and participation of both women and men in all spheres of public life, the same should apply to media content. Building strong alliances for gender and media can help bring about significant change.
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Policy-making about information and communication technologies: Where are women voices? Association for Progressive Communications (ACP) |
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Construyendo comunicación no sexista Por Claudia Florentin |
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La insoportable gravedad del androcentrismo mediático Maximiliano Dueñas Guzmán |
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Gender equality and communication in Africa Amie Joof |
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Media pluralism and gender: Not just a question of numbers Ammu Joseph |
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Return to Bangkok: Two decades of civil society interventions on gender and media Sarah Macharia |
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Media monitoring is a catalyst for transformation Rosemary Okello-Orlale |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is beginning the struggle for gender equality in the media Abida Pehlic |
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