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• Featured Blog Post
  Network of Women in Media, India (NWMI) is tracking gender-related issues in media coverage of the elections - See more at: http://whomakesthenews.org/blog/india-gender-issues-in-election-coverage#sthash.3FfRxm0y.dpuf

  Spotlight on media coverage of India's 2014 general elections:  With over 800 million electors, India has the largest electoral population in the world. Women's issues have never been more on the agenda than now. Read Network of Women in Media, India's analysis on how media is handling and representing women voters and politicians.

   

  
  

   

• Locate your gender lens! A conversational tool

  A GPS to catalyze critical reflection on the intersections between gender concerns and journalistic ethics. Un GPS qui vise à susciter une réflexion critique sur les croisements entre le 'genre ' et la déontologie journalistique. Un GPS para catalizar la reflexión crítica sobre las intersecciones entre las cuestiones de género y la ética periodística.

• The Learning Resource Kit

  Available in Russian, Arabic, Spanish, French and English, this training and learning resource kit aims to provide an answer to the gender gap in news content and lack of self-regulatory mechanisms - where these do not exist - to confront gender bias. Book 1 discusses conceptual issues on gender, media and professional ethics. Book 2 presents guidelines for reporting on several thematic areas from a gender ethics perspective. Themes covered include climate change, disasters, economic and political news reporting. 

• Media & Gender Monitor

  Media & Gender Monitor is a bi-annual publication from the WACC’s Media & Gender Justice Programme distributed to more than 3,000 individuals and organisations worldwide. It aims to articulate the concerns of the WACC’s Media & Gender Justice Programme from global, regional and local perspectives and address a wide range of gender and communication issues.