04:08

Women Entrepreneurs in India #ChooseToChallenge - IWD2021

04:08

Women Entrepreneurs in India-IWD2021-#choosetochallenge

08:17

SAFIA KESSAS, RTBF, equality and diversity policy

04:12

MINDY RAN, WINGS, women's online news service

03:03

MARTINE SIMONIS, AJP, reporting gender-based violence

01:24

MARIA RESSA, Rappler.com, online harassment

01:10

MARIA RESSA, Rappler.com, careers advice

04:39

JOY YATES, Johnston Press NE, career paths and advice

05:00

JOANNA ABEYIE, Hyden, diverse talent in the media

03:25

JEAN PAUL PHILIPPOT, RTBF

04:18

ELISA LEES MUNOZ, IWMF, supporting women in the media

06:28

4.4 - gender-based violence and routine misogyny

12:32

4.3 - why inequalities persist: a few reasons

10:21

4.2 - (in)visibility

06:45

4.5 - positive change: some examples

10:09

4.1 - introduction and key issues

02:59

GIULIANA GIUSTI, Professor of Linguistics, Università Cà Foscari, Italy

07:54

GIULIANA GIUSTI, Professor of Linguistics, Università Cà Foscari, Italy

06:55

3.5 - regional translations of global norms and the politics of language

13:37

3.4 - the language of media policy

03:47

3.3 - shifting the discourse through digital means

10:33

3.2 - defining terms and challenging norms

10:28

3.1 - introduction, terms and concepts

05:12

7.1 - introduction

03:00

5.2 - key issues

03:42

5.1 - introduction

05:15

7.5 - conclusion

05:50

7.4 - case study 3 - disability and identity

06:04

7.3 - case study 2 - LGBTQi identities

05:42

7.2 - case study 1 - race and ethnicity

06:43

6.4 - good practices

10:20

6.3 - emerging digital age threats

13:00

6.2 - defining the issues

05:18

6.1 Introduction

04:41

HELEN LEWIS, WiJ, professional networks for women journalists

02:38

AGEMI introduction

04:27

EDGAR VEGA SURIAGA, Universidad Andina Simon Bolivar, transnational advocacy

05:40

VANESSA OFFIONG, Naija Data Ladies, empowerment through technology

04:13

MARIANA SANTOS, Chicas Poderosas, promoting women in digital journalism

06:33

CEYDA ULUKAYA, Femicide project, data as a feminist tool

01:54

ANA ADDOBATTI, Women Friendly, challenging harrassment

03:52

KATE KINNINMONT, WFTV UK, professional association for women in film and TV

03:06

GUNILLA IVARSSON, IAWRT, professional association for women in radio and TV

02:00

DAMIAN KAVANAGH, BBC3, representing diversity

06:15

CARRIE LYELL, DIVA magazine, representation and intersectionality

03:19

AGEMI Introduction 1.3 - Links and 'how to use'

01:48

AGEMI Introduction 1.2 - Available resources

03:09

AGEMI Introduction 1.1 - Thematic content

06:51

KHADIJA BOUJANOUI, 2M TV, equality charter and women experts' database

04:57

EDGAR VEGA SURIAGA, Universidad Andina Simon Bolivar, multistakeholder contributions

01:52

EDGAR VEGA SURIAGA, Universidad Andina Simon Bolivar, why policies are relevant

04:34

AIMEE VEGA MONTIEL, UNAM Mexico, challenges to transnational advocacy

05:02

AIMEE VEGA MONTIEL, UNAM Mexico, the relevance of policies

02:48

SANDRA CHAHER, Comunication para la Igualdad, Argentina, importance of international treaties

04:41

SANDRA CHAHER, Comunication para la Igualdad, Argentina, relevance of policies

04:44

SANDRA CHAHER, Comunication para la Igualdad, Argentina, Gamag’s achievements in Latin America

02:10

GUY BERGER, UNESCO, policy developments

02:21

GUY BERGER, UNESCO, Transnational advocacy & the Global Alliance for Media and Gender

00:39

Maria Edstrom talks about Gothenburg University engagement with AGEMI

01:05

Karen Ross from Newcastle University introducing AGEMI