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Call for Papers: African Women in Media 2023 (AWiM23) Conference, RwandaTheme: Media and Gender Violence African Women in Media is calling for abstract
Call for Papers: African Women in Media 2023 (AWiM23) Conference, RwandaTheme: Media and Gender Violence African Women in Media is calling for abstract
Women’s financial inclusion cannot be over-emphasized as an increase in financial inclusion can lead to higher economic growth as well as lower income
In Information Technology, women are under-represented, especially in its workforce. It is against this backdrop that Prof. Joy Ngozi Ezeilo Founding Director, Women’s
Synopsis Over the year, Nigeria has recorded low representation of women in both elective and appointive positions. Yet, the few elected ones hardly
A Social Engineering Practitioner, recognised thought leader, speaker, a most sought female event host and Master of Ceremonies, MC Joyce Daniels boasts of
The African Women in the Media (AWiM) is seeking two researchers to produce two pieces ofresearch on the media coverage of young women
The six African Women in Media Conference welcomed media professionals from different countries to discuss the issue of policies and regulations towards gender
Every year during the annual African Women in Media Conference, journalists are given the opportunity to pitch their story ideas to organisations who
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
When you are a very ambitious person, you tend to want to do everything. But learning to say No can be a good
I started my first business in 2010. IQ4News was a collaborative platform for news on Africa – at least that was the original
I started my first business in 2010. IQ4News was a collaborative platform for news on Africa – at least that was the original
The two-day African Women in the Media conference which had its theme as “Visibility” and held at UI conference centre, could be described
The two-day African Women in the Media conference which had its theme as “Visibility” and held at UI conference centre, could be described
Call for Papers: African Women in Media 2023 (AWiM23) Conference, RwandaTheme: Media and Gender Violence African Women in Media is calling for abstract
Call for Papers: African Women in Media 2023 (AWiM23) Conference, RwandaTheme: Media and Gender Violence African Women in Media is calling for abstract
Women’s financial inclusion cannot be over-emphasized as an increase in financial inclusion can lead to higher economic growth as well as lower income
In Information Technology, women are under-represented, especially in its workforce. It is against this backdrop that Prof. Joy Ngozi Ezeilo Founding Director, Women’s
Synopsis Over the year, Nigeria has recorded low representation of women in both elective and appointive positions. Yet, the few elected ones hardly
A Social Engineering Practitioner, recognised thought leader, speaker, a most sought female event host and Master of Ceremonies, MC Joyce Daniels boasts of
The African Women in the Media (AWiM) is seeking two researchers to produce two pieces ofresearch on the media coverage of young women
The six African Women in Media Conference welcomed media professionals from different countries to discuss the issue of policies and regulations towards gender
Every year during the annual African Women in Media Conference, journalists are given the opportunity to pitch their story ideas to organisations who
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
