27 Nov 2013 Center for Global Nonkilling publishes “Nonkilling Media” book
Publication examines importance of media and entertainment in advancing a nonkilling world...
22 Nov 2013 WACC launches redesigned web site
With bright colours and many photos, WACC’s new web site is vibrant and dynamic....
17 Nov 2013 Bosnia and Herzegovina is beginning the struggle for gender equality in the media
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a nation that still maintains dominant stereotypes about women stemming from its patriarchal tradition. Women are generally perceived as inferior to men and...
17 Nov 2013 Media monitoring is a catalyst for transformation
The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) has been a mechanism for transforming the media over the past 19 years and an anchor for gender reporting in many...
17 Nov 2013 Policy-making: Where are women’s voices?
At the end of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) process, which culminated in two international gatherings at Geneva (2003) and Tunis (2005), Annabelle Sreberny...
17 Nov 2013 La insoportable gravedad del androcentrismo mediático
Cada cinco años desde el 1995, centenares de personas a través del planeta nos hemos dado cita para analizar cómo se representa a la mujer en las noticias de radio,...
17 Nov 2013 Construyendo comunicación no sexista
Los y las periodistas tienen la posibilidad y la responsabilidad, desde su tarea cotidiana, de contribuir a la modificación de estereotipos e imágenes negativas, mutando a construcciones...
17 Nov 2013 Gender equality and communication in Africa
Media monitors at work in Senegal. Photo: FAMEDEV Communication is a key factor in tackling Gender Inequality. It can play a crucial role in empowering people to challenge gender norms, promote...
16 Nov 2013 Return to Bangkok: Two decades of interventions on gender and media
Almost twenty years after the Women Empowering Communication 1994 conference,1 communicators return to Bangkok in December 2013 to consider questions about gender equality and women’s empowerment in...
16 Nov 2013 Media pluralism and gender: Not just a question of numbers
“Media pluralism is the key that unlocks the door of freedom of information and freedom of speech.” – Miklós Haraszti.1
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