In this episode of #HerMediaDiary Kenyan journalist, Julia Majale talks about her journey to
It’s time to ditch the stereotypes and cover persons with disabilities as equal members
Three years ago, three university students were at the cusp of their journalism careers, looking forward
Janet Otieno was editing the final page of a magazine for the Citizen, a
Online training was not one of our goals for 2020. Nor did we envision
My story started late at night when I received a late night call from
“Life is a test, never give up” Journalism is not for a faint heart!
To think I almost missed this training! I heard about AWiM’s RCCE programme through a forwarded WhatsApp message in one of
Safety to me used to be just about physical safety, however that perspective has been broadened via
“I raise my voice not so I can shout, but so that those without
Safety especially journalist safety is very vital in this day and age we find
The #RCCE200 project from African Women in Media in partnership with UNESCO under the