Poynter Covers WMC’s Media Guide to Covering Reproductive Issues
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Check out the Poynter Institute's write up about our Media Guide to Covering Reproductive Issues! More »
African Women Lead: A Pan African Dream
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Africans cannot sacrifice democracy for economic gain for the few and pittance for the many. The author—a New Yorker born in Nairobi—says paternalistic male leadership must come to an end, and women lead instead. More »
The Power of Mothers: A History of Disappearance
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In Juárez, mothers of disappeared and murdered daughters from the last two decades are following in a long tradition of Latin American mothers who have taken to the streets to protest the disappearance of their children. More »
Delivering the News—Ghana’s “Maternal Health Channel”
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Expectant mothers and their caregivers in Ghana can now look to the airwaves for critically important information. More »
B-Girl Event Celebrates Women in Hip Hop
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In San Diego last month, b-girls and graffiti artists danced and painted their way into what is generally an all-male world. More »
Yangon Bakehouse Empowers Women of Myanmar
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As the people of Myanmar celebrate their new year beginning April 12, a handful of Myanmar women are beginning a new life thanks to an expat run social venture called The Yangon Bakehouse. More »
Wonder Women—Larger than Life and Life Affirming
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"Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines" premieres on Independent Lens this evening on most PBS member stations. More »
Reassuring Men—The Real Issue Behind Gun Control
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In a witty "Fighting Words" commentary just broadcast on Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan, the author helps men come to terms with gun control. More »
Buses and Metros Carry Messages Against Harassment
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As women and men mobilize for International Anti-Street Harassment Week, the author, founder of Stop Street Harassment, describes growing multi-city campaigns focusing on public transit. More »
Satire is a Dangerous Business in Venezuela
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With national elections looming, the health of Venezuelan democracy may depend on the freedom of opinion in the media—including the political cartoonists. More »
