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Date: November 2, 2010
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| Key Note Presentations | Powerpoint | |
| Gender, media, diversity and change: Taking stock, Colleen Lowe Morna, Gender Links | PPT | |
| Missing half the story, Journalism as if gender matters, Ammu Joseph, journalist and writer (India) | PPT | |
| My story as a gender and media campaigner, Loga Virahsawmy | PPT | |
| Who makes the news, GMMP, Lavinia Mohr | PPT | |
| Research and Monitoring | Powerpoint | |
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Glass Ceilings: Women and men in Southern Africa media, Sikhonzile Ndlovu, Zimbabwe |
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East Africa perspective of Women in the Media, Lucy Ekadu, International Federation of Journalists, Uganda |
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| Good Practices from a National Broadcaster, Gershon Kamatuka, NBC, Namibia | PPT | |
| Career choices of female journalism students at the University of Zambia, Sr Rose Nyondo | PPT | |
| Gender and Media Progress Study (GMPS), Sikhonzile Ndlovu, GL | PPT | |
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Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP), Lavinia Mohr, WACC |
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| Rethinking gender mainstreaming in the media, lessons from Zimbabwe media coverage of the first six months of the Governmnet of National Unity, Jealousy Mawarire | PPT | |
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Incorporating gender at BASE FM, Sandra Williams, BASE FM, Namibia |
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| South African media coverage of gender based violence, Lisa Vetten, Tshwaranang, South Africa | PPT | |
| Media regulation and policy | Powerpoint | |
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Taking the media to task in Namibia, Bertha Amakali, Namibia |
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| Presenting complaints to regulators, Anushka Virahsawmy Coy, Mauritius | PPT | |
| Adovcating for Social Change, Kholu Qhobela, People’s Choice FM, Lesotho | ||
| Gender and media training | Powerpoint | |
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Gender in Media Education, Kubi Rama, Gender Links, South Africa |
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| UNESCO Journalism Centres of Excellence, Jaco du Toit, Namibia | PPT | |
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Gender Based violence entry points in journalism curriulum, Patricia Made |
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| Gender and media literacy, Hary Razafinimpiasa, University Antananarivo, Madagascar | PPT | |
| All Women Television Broadcast Crew, Bernadette Killian and Maria Gorethy Charles, Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania | PPT | |
| High school teachers and journalism educator’s awareness of gender, Emily Brown, Polytechnic of Namibia | PPT | |
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Gender and Elections, Gender Links, Zimbabwe |
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Echoes project, Ann Suess, Polytechnic of Namibia |
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| Gender, economy and the media training, Saeanna Chingamuka, GL | PPT | |
| Business Unusual, Alec Lushaba, Editor, Swaziland | PPT | |
| Community and Social Media | Powerpoint | |
| Mainstreaming gender into entertainment and participatory community radio, Tonya Graham, Canada | PPT | |
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Community Media Trust and the production of A country for my daughter, Lucilla Blankenberg, South Africa |
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| Score a goal for gender equality, Jennifer Elle Lewis, GMDC, United States | PPT | |
| Gender and social media in Southern Africa, WomensNet, Getrude Paswarayi, South Africa | PPT | |
| Citizen journalism, Adam Mukendi, Citizen Journalism Africa, South Africa | PPT | |
| “I” stories, the power of the personal, Deborah Walter, Community Media for Development, Canada | PPT | |
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Life lived in limbo, Award entry, Tanya Farber, South Africa |
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| Gender and Media Advocacy | Powerpoint | |
| Popularising the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development, Mukayi Makaya, Gender Links, Zimbabwe | PPT | |
| Protocol village level workshops, Emma Kaliya, Malawi Gender NGO Coalition, Malawi | PPT | |
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Salome Nzuma, SADC HOS 2010, PON Namibia |
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| 16 Days of Activism, Loveness Jambaya Nyakujarah, GL | PPT | |
| Media Advocacy, Gladness Munuo, GEMSA Tanzania | PPT | |
| Gender and media advocacy in SADC, Jennifer Mufune, Network Manager, GEMSA, Namibia | PPT | |
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GEMSA Directory of Women Souces, Denisha Seedoyal, MWO GEMSA, Mauritius |
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๐๐Today, that smoke is real. Recently, Madagascar has been gripped by some of its most violent unrest in recent years. It began with ordinary people โ many young demanding what should never require protest: electricity, water, jobs, dignity.๐Read more:https://t.co/UZAnxFcxsU https://t.co/bYc3ecVEHf
๐ฟ SAVE THE DATE! ๐ฟ WEBINAR: Sustaining Feminist Power โ Safety, Security & Self-Care Townhall ๐ Wednesday, 29 October 2025 ๐ 12:00 SAST | 10:00 GMT | 11:00 EAT | 16:00 WIB | 19:00 AEST | 07:00 AST Register to join: https://t.co/I0plo7fd9J #PushForward4Equality #SelfCare https://t.co/5tqzFwzw0K
๐ Menstruation is a natural part of life, yet for many girls and women, it remains a source of shame, struggle, and silence. In South Africa, as in many parts of the world, girls still miss school because they cannot afford sanitary pads.๐ Read more: https://t.co/0ljfDoHmH6 https://t.co/kWCw8XuKzK
๐ In the remote fishing villages along the Zambezi River, women in Binga, are leading a quiet revolution. Today, a group of enterprising fisherwomen is changing that narrative, turning solar energy into an instrument of empowerment.๐ Read more : https://t.co/bY8z9AjDvV https://t.co/TUVJuJ7lJA
Blossoming Economic Opportunities.๐ผ๐ @MasvingoCity floriculture value chain is creating jobs and empowering entrepreneurs๐Through the @GenderLinks' LED programme, barriers were broken and a more inclusive economy is being built. @MoLGPWZim SUPPORTED BY: @SwedeninZW https://t.co/r1RMpPYMzm
๐ฌ In Creole, we say li โ and itโs beautiful Mauritian Creole is magic. We use li for everyone โ no stress, no gendered confusion. Itโs like our language already knew how to be kind when it started along with the history of slavery.๐ Read more: https://t.co/4HcQjQvOLa https://t.co/1uW62vGjK4
๐ Rural women โ the backbone of resilience ,voice of changeโ.Across Southern Africaโs rural landscapes, women are the backbone of survival and the heartbeat of resilience. Their labour, leadership, and lived realities often remain invisible.๐ Read more : https://t.co/h1NVTt7CfW https://t.co/sFLDMv2CTN
@GenderLinks is Building Resilient Enterprises in @MunBeitbridge . Waste management value chain just got a boost with LED Technical Backstopping. Strengthening cooperatives & financial systems for sustainable growth. #LED #WasteManagement @MoLGPWZim SUPPORTED BY: @SwedeninZW https://t.co/R7eAcH4Qlx
๐๐Zimbabwe: Men as allies, building equality. In the fight for gender equality and the protection of key populations, one often-overlooked resource is men themselves. ๐ Read more: https://t.co/lj0yDJgzDS https://t.co/pMph4OPC5M
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