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| 54744 |  | FINAL REPORT ON WOMEN JOURNALIST & TECHNOLOGY | This study surveys the significant impact of technology on women journalists in mainstream media in … | 2025/12/29 | Download |
| 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 |
By Celine Abuga Like any beginner, I started frustrated — the tools often seemed to give me everything except what I actually wanted My relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI) began in outright distrust. With a deeply conservative outlook, I saw these tools as little more than crutches for the lazy — shortcuts for...
By Raylenne Kambua Kenyan newsrooms are undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. Where journalists once relied heavily on manual processes such as hours spent transcribing interviews, developing story structures and editorials from scratch, sorting through piles of documents, and designing visuals from scratch, today’s media landscape demands speed, accuracy, creativity, and digital fluency....
By Selphar Musungu When artificial intelligence first began making its way into Kenyan newsrooms, many female journalists watched with curiosity, eager to learn but unsure where to begin. That uncertainty is now fading, thanks to a new initiative by the International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT–Kenya), supported by Google, APC,...
By Loise Lenser In a country that has taken the lead in the use of AI across the world, journalists have not been left behind. Kenya’s young reporters are now stepping into a new wave of digital storytelling through a structured training programme designed to help them understand and use modern tools in...
By Joyce Jura The International Association of Women in Radio and Television – Kenya (IAWRT-Kenya) is midway through a seven-month national training programme aimed at equipping female journalists with practical skills in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital tools for modern newsrooms. The initiative, which kicked off in August and takes place every third...
By Nelly Moraa Entebe ,Uganda — African law enforcement agencies, legal bodies, and media organizations have pledged new commitments to protect women journalists amid rising cases of harassment, intimidation, and violence across the continent. In picture, law enforcement officers -from the left representing Uganda, Nigeria, Cameroon and Kenya during our training on Monitoring...
By Nelly Moraa Entebe ,Uganda — The International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT) Kenya Chapter has taken a bold step in advancing journalist safety in Africa with the launch of the Observatory for Monitoring and Reporting on Safety of Journalists in Africa. The digital platform, developed under IAWRT’s leadership with...
By Martha ENTEBBE, Uganda — Female journalists across Africa are being urged to use a new digital platform to track and report attacks, harassment and abuse they face in their work, writes Martha Nakhate Phonera. The organization hopes the data collected will strengthen accountability for those who target women journalists and create safer...
By Naomi Cheruiyot October 27, 2025 Standing Up for Women Journalists: A Powerful Step Forward in Digital Protection Gender advocates and development partners in Uasin Gishu County are calling for urgent recognition of unpaid care work (UCW) as a major contributor to Kenya’s economy and a barrier to women’s economic participation. Speaking during...
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