Call for Trainees: Training and Workshop on AI and Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence
Organization: African Women in Media (AWiM) Location: Remote African Women in the Media is an international non-governmental organization with the aim to positively impact the way media functions in relation to African women. Our members are African women from a diverse range of media backgrounds. Our vision is that one-day African women will have equal access to representation and opportunities in […]
Call for Participants: Help Shape Gender Journalism in Africa
African Women in Media (AWiM) is developing a Gender Journalism Stylebook—a pioneering resource aimed at equipping journalists and media practitioners with best practices for gender-sensitive reporting. To ensure the stylebook reflects the realities of African media landscapes, we are inviting female African journalists and media practitioners to participate in a focus group that will guide […]
Call for Pitches: Amplifying Women’s Voices: Gender-Angled Stories in Africa
Are you a passionate African woman journalist with a nose for untold stories and untapped story angles? Do you believe in the power of the media to drive change and amplify women’s voices? We invite you to pitch compelling gender-focused stories that delve deep into the heart of issues affecting women across the continent. About […]
Poste vacant : Consultant(e) en formation et développement de contenu sur le reportage des violences faites aux femmes et aux filles (VFFF)
Organisation : African Women in Media (AWiM) Lieu : Télétravail Langue : Français (principal) et Anglais African Women in the Media est une organisation non gouvernementale internationale visant à avoir un impact positif sur la manière dont les médias fonctionnent en relation avec les femmes africaines. Nos membres sont des femmes africaines issues de divers […]
Kebbi Launches Financial Literacy Empowerment Project
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 inequality. It is on account of the existing financial exclusion and gender gaps that the Government of Kebbi State recently flagged off a financial literacy empowerment program for 2600 women across 18 […]
