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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 Philder Odanga As Kenya went to the polls during the 2022 General Election, journalists were on the front line of informing the public in a highly charged political environment. Alongside the physical risks of election coverage, another threat emerged quietly but persistently: online harassment, misinformation, and coordinated digital attacks targeting journalists, particularly...
By Natalie Kakai The integration of AI for audience engagement and analytics marks a revolutionary shift in the career trajectory of women journalists, transforming how they interact with both their craft and their consumers. By moving beyond traditional storytelling into the realm of data-driven insights, we are gaining a sophisticated understanding of reader...
By Natalie Kakai We are in 2026 and the fight against fake news has turned into a high-tech race. As women in the media, we are stepping up as the ultimate guardians of the truth. By mastering AI tools, we are moving past the slow, manual ways of checking facts. Now, we use...
By Raylene Kambua The rapid evolution of technology continues to redefine journalism globally and Kenya is no exception. From digital platforms and mobile connectivity to AI-driven tools, the way news is gathered, produced, and consumed is changing fast. During a recent training session dubbed AI Ethics, policy, and responsible use in Journalism in...
By Irene Nasimiyu Kenya ranks among the highest consumers of artificial intelligence globally, with tools such as ChatGPT leading the way. Recently, a friend introduced me to an online session by an AI Education Academy that focused on a critical conversation: the role of AI in Kenyan education. This discussion reinforced a key...
By Everlyne W Muriithi Like any beginner, I started frustrated — the tools often seemed to give me everything except what I actually wanted On 17th January 2026, I joined fellow journalists for IAWRT’s Digital Training, (Module 6) a session that felt less like a class and more like a wake-up call. The...
By Jedidah Mumia The digital landscape has shifted from static content to an era of intelligent co-creation. As we navigate this era, the success of any media strategy relies on three interconnected pillars: the ability to generate high-fidelity assets, the engineering precision to guide those models, and the data-driven precision to engage the...
By Isabel Ziz 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 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...
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