Youth Initiative to Re-read the Media
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Youth Initiative to Re-read the Media

Media and Gender Justice

India

40 students from across India were trained at a national workshop on critical media literacy from a gender perspective. 20 of these students formed a Media Watch Group based in Bangalore. 580 university students from universities and colleges across India benefitted directly from training in a series of regional workshops in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar –Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Mid-India Region, Northeast India, North Tamilnadu, South Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. The students gained increased capacity for a gender-focussed understanding of mass media output, including the ability to interface constructively with media houses for gender-just reportage. The media watch group is being replicated into ‘cells’ across India led by students who benefitted from the training.

Final Report   Half-yearly report

 

Project 441

 

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