Acil Tabbara is a veteran Lebanese journalist, and the 2019 WIN Editorial Leadership Award MENA Laureate. Her journey as a woman journalist reporting from some of the toughest moments in histroy is an...
This is an episode of The Backstory, a podcast series from WAN-IFRA exploring media freedom issues from across the globe. You can listen, subscribe, and learn more about the series here. Journalist...
As WAN-IFRA’s Digital Media Africa (DMA) Conference kicks off in Johannesburg, South Africa, Women in News (WIN) will host a panel to discuss a major issue in the news media industry: “Bat...
The outstanding pool of coaches working in the nine African countries where the Women In News (WIN) programme operates just gained two new exceptional additions; Boitshepo Balozwi, from Botswana, and...
Earlier this month, 24 women journalists from Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi took part in the Women In News (WIN) Media Management Training facilitated by Paula Fray, lead trai...
Just last month, Karen Martin, editor, BBC News, turned down a promotion at the broadcaster after discovering she was offered substantially less than a man for the same job. “I&rsqu...
Editor from Lebanon and Editor from South Sudan receive Award recognizing exceptional leadership in the newsroom. The Women in News Editorial Leadership Award recognises an exemplary contribution o...
There were high expectations right from the start when Women in News (WIN) sent out a call for applications for female journalists in Uganda to join the programme. Many questions were asked with...
When the Women in the News (WIN) team led by WIN Africa Director, Tikhala Chibwana, conducted training at The Standard Media Group in Nairobi, Kenya mid last year as part of its advocacy efforts littl...
The ratio of women to men in the news is 1:3. It’s time to change this. In recognition of 8 March - International Women’s Day 2019, WAN-IFRA's Women In News is launching the 2019 Inter...
