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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 William Okech, OGW. The International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT Kenya Chapter) launched an Africa-wide digital Observatory for Monitoring and Reporting on Safety of Journalists, focused on tracking online and offline gender-based threats against female journalists. For an end-to-end response, it also partnered with UNESCO and the Pan African...
By Stephanie Ayieta It has all led to this. The Fulbright Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow standing here today is the product of passion, faith, intentional mentorship, resilience, and a vision that ultimately gave birth to a leader. Photo: From Left: Nozipho (Eswatini), Vuk (Montenegro), Agnes (Hungary), Kabo (Botswana), Hamza (Morocco), Stephanie (Kenya), Sabikha...
By Raylenne Kambua Across Africa, women journalists are increasingly subjected to online and offline gender-based violence (O/GBV) and related violations in the course of their work. Patterns of abuse range from sexist insults and disinformation campaigns to arbitrary arrests and threats of sexual and physical harm. Such attacks form part of a broader...
By Lenser Loise If you had asked me during our first podcast production coaching session with Irene Mbaya from DW Akademie what my vision for the project was, I probably would not have said that we would go on to produce and publish a complete six-part podcast season. But that is exactly what...
Photo: Kenya Correspondents Association’s William Oloo Janak sets the stage for discussions on collaborative strategies among media support organisations on election preparedness and safety at a recent meeting in Nairobi. By Nelly M. Nyangorora NAIROBI — Concerns about journalist safety and press freedom are intensifying in Kenya as political tensions rise ahead of...
By Everline Wanja Muriithi When we first set out to map press freedom violations across Africa, I did not fully anticipate how personal the work would become. The process of reviewing case files, verifying incident reports, and placing pins across East, West, Southern, and Central Africa was not just about statistics; these were...
By Caroline Gachacha Reporting Violations Matters Recent incidents in Kenya and Sudan demonstrate the continuing risks faced by women journalists and the importance of documenting violations against media workers. The cases range from harassment, intimidation, arbitrary detention, restricted media access, and interference with journalists while covering public events in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania...
By Nelly M. Nyangorora Public consultations on Kenya’s draft Artificial Intelligence and Emerging. Technologies Policy end this week. Before us is a document that many experts have described as impressive. It envisions sovereign data centres, green compute zones and a National AI Council to regulate frontier technologies. It speaks the language of risk-based...
By Carole Gachacha The Kenya Media Sector Working Group (KMSWG), a coalition of 26 media organizations, has called for urgent measures to protect journalists ahead of the 2027 General Election, warning that increasing attacks against media personnel pose a serious threat to press freedom and democracy. Addressing a press conference in Nairobi, the...
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