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There are two different realities people across the world face when it comes to digitalisation. On one hand, the expansive and transformative landscape
In a world where men are termed as behaving like women when they choose to remain calm amidst disagreements and women are termed
Gender-based violence is first and foremost a human rights issue but it also presents social, community, and economic challenges to survivors, their families
The AWiM Volunteering programme is calling members from our community to become ‘Digital Champions’ “A digital volunteer is someone who freely offers to
Both disability and gender have historically been factors in stigma and prejudice. In the MENA region, women with disabilities remain particularly marginalised. Poverty,
Earlier this year, 35-year-old Nnenaya Onu was reported to have lost her life to men alleged to be her cousins who beat her
Earlier this year, Bassant Khaled’s death made headlines across Egypt and even internationally. Pieces of her story were widely shared across social media
Makumi Matano* is a 10- year-old, Standard Three pupil at Amani Primary School in the Mwanza Region of Tanzania. Her academic performance dropped
It’s a lazy Saturday afternoon. You flip through TV channels while having lunch, drumming your fingers impatiently while you wait for the barrage
As days turn into months, months into years and years into decades, the clamour for equal participation of both male and female gender
As days turn into months, months into years and years into decades, the clamour for equal participation of both male and female gender
“Will you stop talking to your brother like that, don’t you know you’re a girl?” “Whatever your brother says or does to you,
ABUJA – In September 2016, a study on Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) conducted in Nigeria by NOI Polls reported that access to food,
“Eze Ada, you are meant to be a boy”- this is a phrase that has been said way too many times to me
Let’s face it; Instagram is like fufu, mieliepap, ugali or banku – you either like it and indulge all the time, or you
Speaking on the Gender, Security and Election Coverage panel at the African Women in the Media 2018 Conference, Channels TV’s news anchor, Ijeoma
Planning #AWIM18 conference outside my 9-5 life was not so easy. The fact that I was outside the country made it more difficult
The 2017 edition of the AWIM conference (#AWIM17) held at the Birmingham City University at a time that I was heavily pregnant with
Award-winning broadcaster and Assistant Director of Programmes, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, Funke Treasure Durodola has announced the launch of a Table Tennis
I gave birth to my second child a few days to the deadline for a reporting grant application I was working on. I
The concept of charging for a project may be a struggle as there are many factors that come into play: How much time
At the beginning of each working day, I go through a number of time management tools that I use to plan and manage
Life prepared me for the adventure I currently live. Growing up, I lived in the UK with my brothers. I remember CNN was
Something I have grappled with for sometime now is understanding what my style is. I like to dress well and look good but
There are two different realities people across the world face when it comes to digitalisation. On one hand, the expansive and transformative landscape
In a world where men are termed as behaving like women when they choose to remain calm amidst disagreements and women are termed
Gender-based violence is first and foremost a human rights issue but it also presents social, community, and economic challenges to survivors, their families
The AWiM Volunteering programme is calling members from our community to become ‘Digital Champions’ “A digital volunteer is someone who freely offers to
Both disability and gender have historically been factors in stigma and prejudice. In the MENA region, women with disabilities remain particularly marginalised. Poverty,
Earlier this year, 35-year-old Nnenaya Onu was reported to have lost her life to men alleged to be her cousins who beat her
Earlier this year, Bassant Khaled’s death made headlines across Egypt and even internationally. Pieces of her story were widely shared across social media
Makumi Matano* is a 10- year-old, Standard Three pupil at Amani Primary School in the Mwanza Region of Tanzania. Her academic performance dropped
It’s a lazy Saturday afternoon. You flip through TV channels while having lunch, drumming your fingers impatiently while you wait for the barrage
As days turn into months, months into years and years into decades, the clamour for equal participation of both male and female gender
As days turn into months, months into years and years into decades, the clamour for equal participation of both male and female gender
“Will you stop talking to your brother like that, don’t you know you’re a girl?” “Whatever your brother says or does to you,
