WMC 10-Year Emmy Study: Women Lacking in Writing, Directing, Producing, Editing Nominations
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#WhoTalks Project to Monitor Cable/News Analysts & Gender in 2016 Presidential Election
Results March 14 - 18. Read More »
10-Year Analysis of Gender & Oscar Nominations
A WMC investigation shows women get fewer than 1 in 5 nominations in non-acting categories between 2006 and 2015. Read More »
WMC Media Watch: The Gender Gap in Coverage of Reproductive Issues
Men dominate news coverage of women’s reproductive issues, finds Women’s Media Center study. Gloria Steinem calls for more accurate, informed and experienced reporting. Read More »
WMC study finds crucial gap in coverage by gender
Media coverage of U.S. campus rape and sexualized violence is significantly skewed toward the bylines and voices of men, according to a Women’s Media Center report. Read More »
WMC Investigation: 10-Year Review of Gender and Emmy Nominations
Women represent only 22 percent of all nominees in 44 writing, directing, editing, and producing categories over the past decade. Read More »
WMC’s New Report on Women in the Media 2015
Women’s Role in U.S. Media: Still Dismal? Getting Stronger? Forty-nine studies—including new research from WMC—detail the shape and scope of women’s participation in media. Read More »
Read Our Media Guide to Gender Neutrality
Read the Name It. Change It. project's new Media Guide to Gender Neutral Coverage of Women Candidates + Politicians Read More »
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We Deserve More: The Critical Role of Women in the Fight for $15
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As the Fight for $15 movement for fair wages and workers' rights prepares for a major strike and protest on April 14, the author, a leading advocate, spotlights women's leadership—and the stakes for women workers. More »
Equal Pay Day: Don’t Celebrate, Organize!
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On the day that draws attention to the gender wage gap, the author, a leading expert on workers' rights, calls for a "movement for women's economic freedom." More »
Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan RSS
| Robin on Trump, Mussolini, and the KKK. Guests: Alessandra Gonzalez on Muslim elites; Susan McClelland on Lucia Jang's North Korean escape; Kavitha Davidson on women athletes (and male locker rooms). New features: We Told You So! and We Won This! More »
