When it is okay for a journalist to take a personal stand on an issue they are writing about? Western newsrooms are grappling with this question as journalists come under social media pressure to s...
During COVID-19 and moving restrictions, people have spent more time online, increasing the risk of cyberviolence against women. Journalist Ruth Atim, from 2020 Ugandan cohort of WINners, also work...
- Vietnam launch to follow later this year - 12 journalists and editors from across the country will participate in this 3-month long training - All training to be held online Yangon, Myanm...
By Hanan Hamdan, Lebanese journalist "As a freelancer, I wrote a number of articles related to the COVID-19 pandemic, but I am always hesitant when asked to conduct field investi...
KAMPALA- Uganda, already grappling with high long-term unemployment, has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and an estimated 750,000 Ugandans have so far lost their jobs, according to the Fin...
In a wide-ranging conversation touching on many major newsroom topics, Roula Khalaf, the Editor of the Financial Times, told Jane Barrett of Reuters, and the global online audience for WAN-IFRA’...
“The training exceeded my expectations. The diversity of trainers and sessions was very beneficial, and it helped us build a lot of capacity, mainly how to be leaders of a newsroom, not only man...
Staying focused on the big story and keeping a virtual news team motivated, while the world is in crisis and your home life is disrupted, is a huge challenge for many right now. And with little hope o...
WIN Mentor Yvonne Tshepang Mooka is an award-winning journalist who honed her trade for almost ten years at Botswana's The Midweek Sun and The Botswana Guardian. Earlier this year she resigned to...
Ehab Zelaky, Managing Editor at Al Masry Al Youm in Egypt, and Women in News, Arab Region Steering Committee member, talks to Myra Abdallah on gender balance in content. Q: In your opinion, why is...
