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“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...
“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...
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...
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...
By Everlyne Wanja Muriithi A Closer Look at Men’s and Women’s Representation in Digital Platforms In recent years, Kenya’s media landscape has undergone a seismic shift...
By Natalie Kakai The media industry is a cutthroat industry, it requires one to grow and evolve with the times and trends or risk being overtaken....
By Nelly Moraa. Women Journalists in Kenya Embrace Technology, But Digital Gaps Persist, New Report Finds. NAIROBI MARCH 7, 2025- A new report on the use...
By Purity Kinuthia. The position of women in mainstream media continues to be a crucial topic of discussion in anera where technology advancement is changing journalism....
By, Raylenne Kambua Community networks are emerging as critical elements in the pursuit of bridging the digital divide and in transforming communities. IAWRT Kenya is honoured...
On Sunday, 24th November 2024, the International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT) Kenya successfully hosted a webinar focused on reporting violations against female...
Global Commemoration and Action, AU HQ, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 6th-7th November 2024
Investing in preventing gender-based violence is not only a moral imperative but also an economic one. GBV has significant costs and consequences, including medical, legal, and...
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