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| 3290 |  | Women Journalists & Tech – IAWRT Launch Report | Women Journalists in Kenya Embrace Technology, But Digital Gaps Persist, New Report Finds .. | 2025/03/14 | Download |
| 3288 |  | Final Report For Women Journalists – 2025 | This study surveys the significant impact of technology on women journalists in mainstream media in.. | 2025/03/14 | Download |
| 3287 |  | A Media Campaign For Tolerance In Journalism | The move meant to help the journalism community push back against editorial practice that can … | 2025/03/14 | Download |
| 3286 |  | IAWRT Strategic Plan 2020 – 2024 | IAWRT operates within a vast network of international and national like-minded organizations and has a … | 2025/03/14 | Download |
| 3285 |  | The story of International Association of Women in Radio and Television | Voices/Pictures is the story of how women began to speak in the broadcasting history. When … | 2025/03/14 | Download |
| 3284 |  | Women’s Rights Online Translating Access into Empowerment | This report explores the real extent of that divide in nine cities across nine developing … | 2025/03/14 | Download |
| 3283 | | Women’s Rights Online Report Card | The Web Foundation and partners have prepared these gender audits to help countries assess what … | 2025/03/14 | Download |
“For the freedom of Expression to be preserved, there is a need to look deeply into and tackle the deliberate misogyny and hate speech that is fast manifesting through gender misinformation” this is according to Ms. Irene Khan, Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Rights to Freedom of Opinion and...
By Raylenne Kambua As the Africa Internet Governance Forum (AfIGF) commemorates 20 years of dialogue and impact since the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) 2005, the conversations this year were grounded in reflection and action. With more than 62% of the African population still offline, the call to build inclusive, resilient,...
By Raylenne Kambua On May 29, 2025, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, became the epicenter of a powerful youth-led digital revolution. Held as a pre-event to the 14th Africa Internet Governance Forum (AfIGF), the Africa Youth Internet Governance Forum Youth Track brought together energetic and passionate young delegates from over 40 African countries. The...
Reclaiming Digital and Media Freedoms in the UPR Era By Raylenne Kambua On the sidelines of KICTANet’s Africa Tech policy Summit array of events, IAWRT Kenya had the opportunity to participate in the Advocacy Engagement on Digital Rights in Kenya and the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) side event, on Tuesday , 13th May....
Digital Danger: The Impact of Online Harassment on Female Journalists in Kenya By Carolyne Gachacha Female journalists in Kenya continue to face significant challenges related to online harassment, which discourages many from fully embracing digital tools and platforms. A report by the International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT) reveals that...
Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) The Future Of Free Expression? By Nelly M. Nyangorora Opinion Every 3rd May, the world observes World Press Freedom Day. It is a reminder to industry players and the public of the importance of a free,independent and pluralistic press. The theme this year ,reflected on the urgency to adapt...
Empowering Journalism in the Age of AI By Everlyne Wanja This year’s World Press Freedom Day event, hosted by IAWRT-Kenya, focused on a timely and transformative theme – Reporting in the Brave New World – The Impact of AI on Press Freedom and the Media. One key highlight came from Nelly Moraa, who...
Gains And Reversals Of The Beijing Platforms For Action; 30 Years And Counting By Rachael Nakitare The 69th CSW held in New York from 10th to 21st March 2025, is the principal global intergovernmental body dedicated to promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. This year’s session was particularly significant...
By Lucy Kilalo Technology is reshaping the way stories are told, shared and distributed calling for the media industry to be more creative and innovative to remain afloat, a new report has shown.While the industry continues to evolve, media professionals must stay agile, ethical, and informed, embracing new tools while ensuring that their...
By Stephanie Ayieta Media houses play a significant role in helping journalists adapt to technology. Research by IAWRT Kenya found that the level of support by media organizations varies from one media house to another. The support manifests in various ways including:Paying for software subscriptions to help journalists and technical staff access premium...
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