Do you have a passion for either gender equality, women’s rights, human rights, or ethical journalism? Are you curious about how to unpack and analyze media content from a gender perspective?
Marites (Tess) SisonPosted: April 02, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
When the most devastating flood in Bihar’s history came in 1987, Renu Devi recalled that the rampaging waters and landslides had swept away people who were sleeping, along with their beds.
Marites (Tess) SisonPosted: March 14, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
The global commitment to end gender inequality will not advance unless attention is also given to achieving gender parity in media and communication, WACC’s Sarah Macharia told a high-level dialogue at the 63rd session of the Commission on the Status of Women at the UN headquarters in New York City March 13.
By: StaffPosted: March 13, 2019 (0) Comments (0) Like
The proportion of stories that clearly challenge gender stereotypes has hardly changed since 2005.
By: StaffPosted: March 06, 2018 (0) Comments (0) Like
Communication rights are crucial to civil society in Africa and the Middle East.
By: StaffPosted: January 10, 2018 (0) Comments (0) Like
Media play a significant role in perpetuating and challenging social norms.
By: StaffPosted: November 23, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
Ending news media sexism is crucial to achieving gender equality.
By: StaffPosted: March 07, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
Empowering women broadcasters from three community radio stations in central Uganda.
By: StaffPosted: February 08, 2017 (0) Comments (0) Like
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The World Association for Christian Communication is registered in Canada as a not-for-profit corporation (438311-7) and an incorporated charitable organisation (number 83970 9524 RR0001) with its offices at 308 Main Street, Toronto ON, M4C 4X7. WACC is also a UK Registered Charity (number 296073) and a Company registered in England and Wales (number 2082273) with its Registered Office at 16 Tavistock Crescent, London W11 1AP, United Kingdom.
