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Media & Gender Monitor is a bi-annual publication of the
WACC Media & Gender Justice Programme distributed to more than
3,000 individuals and organisations worldwide. It attempts to
articulate concerns pertaining to the gender dimensions of media from
global, regional and local perspectives and to address a wide range of
gender and communication issues. Past issuesDownload current issue MGM No. 20, July 2009 (right-click on link to save file on your computer)
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Editorial MGM20, July |
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‘The GMMP can be likened to a giant workshop where the participants are active audiences from all over the world. Those who join the GMMP realize for the first time that they are all seriously thinking about the same media issues at the same time’.
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GMMP 2009/2010: Nouvelles |
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Il nous reste quatre mois avant la quatrième journée mondiale de monitorage des médias pour le GMMP 2009/2010!
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GMMP 2009/2010: Noticias |
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Aun falta un poco mas de 4 meses para que se lleve a cabo el día mundial de monitoreo de los medios para GMMP 2009/2010!
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GMMP 2009/2010: Update |
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Just over 4 months are remaining before the global media monitoring day for GMMP 2009/2010 takes place!
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News On(the)line |
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While the statistics vary starkly by region and country, it is undeniable that Internet use is rising. Further, several studies show the number of internet users obtaining their news online is increasing. This is the impetus for the inclusion of ’online news sources’ as a medium to be monitored on a pilot basis, during the Fourth Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP 2009/2010).
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La Mujer Mediatizada |
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Sonia Santoro, directora ejecutiva de la Asociación Civil Artemisa Comunicación, Argentina
En octubre de 2009 comenzamos a realizar el proyecto “Video de comunicación y género para incidencia en medios masivos de comunicación”.
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The GMMP: Unity, Partnerships, Change |
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Chloe Shantz-Hilkes, WACC
After the most recent media monitoring day—February 16th, 2005—emails flooded into WACC’s offices from all over the world.
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Stop, Rewind, Play: The GMMP in South Africa |
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Judith Smith Vialva, Southern African Media and Gender Institute, South Africa
It was with great excitement that we approached the 2005 Global Media Monitoring Day. Our partners, MISA (Media Institute Southern Africa) South African Chapter, GenderLinks, Media Monitoring Africa and ourselves had chosen the media that we would be monitoring.
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Heightened Awareness |
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Aniela Gella Saaiman, Southern African Media and Gender Institute, South Africa
In preparation for the 16th of February 2005, the day the Southern African Media and Gender Institute (SAMGI) would partake in the Global Media Monitoring Project, staff were fortunate to have the expertise of William Bird, of the Media Monitoring Africa, at our Cape Town offices for a two-day workshop.
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Generating Media Accountability: Making the GMMP happen in Nigeria |
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Nkem Fab-Ukozor, Society and Media Initiative, Nigeria. National GMMP 2005, 2009/2010 Coordinator
Being the first time I'd handled a project of that magnitude. I was really excited about it. What’s more, my research in the area of media and gender had helped to stoke the fire. The GMMP was like a baby I must help to nurture.
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Gender Equality in the Newsroom: International Federation of Journalists Conference on Gender and Ethics |
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Lavinia Mohr, WACC
"There is a new and fresh consciousness of gender equality and women’s rights within journalism and the International Federation of Journalists” Aidan White, General Secretary of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) told representatives of about sixty journalists unions from forty-five countries around the world.
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Getting the Balance Right: IFJ Handbook on Gender Equality in Journalism |
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“In every region and culture there are fixed images, deeply entrenched prejudices and biased reflexes that pose challenges to journalists and media.” (Getting the Balance Right, 2009)
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IFJ and WACC partnership for gender equality in media |
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On June 12th, 2009 the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) together drafted a memorandum of understanding intended to illuminate the shared goals of the two organisations and map out a path towards their achievement.
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Mujeres y medios de comunicación |
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Miriam Suárez, Casa de la Mujer, Bolivia
La comunicación juega un rol principal en la tarea de contribuir a que las asimetrías de género se eliminen, la comunicación es transmisora de contenidos y por lo mismo, formadora de opinión.
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Campaign on Media Literacy for Women |
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Manju Thapa, Asmita Women’s Publishing House, Nepal
The just-completed media literacy campaign for women implemented by ASMITA Women’s Publishing House in Banke and Sunsari districts, Nepal is to be credited for a new consciousness in media consumers and Nepali media on the imperative for gender sensitive media.
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How to gather evidence to support advocacy |
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Training Module No. 5, ‘Mission Possible: A Gender and Media Advocacy Training Toolkit’
Gender and media activists should work with facts when engaging with the media. There are different ways that activists can conduct research on the media to gather these facts, several of which are discussed in the module. |
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