Our official constitution document outlines the organization’s structure, governance, and principles
strategic plan details our vision, mission, goals, and implementation strategies.
AMWIK and ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa, with support DW, undertook a baseline survey to gauge the degree of awareness of the problem and understand its magnitude. The survey also examines the evolving nature of digital threats and sources of violation and the interventions needed to address the attacks.
These reports shed light on the pervasive nature of sexual harassment within media organizations, highlighting the challenges faced by journalists, particularly women, in their workplaces. The findings underscored the urgent need for systemic changes to address these issues, including the implementation of robust policies, awareness campaigns, and support mechanisms for survivors.
This toolkit is for media professionals in Kenya and provides guidelines on how to report on female genital mutilation (FGM) in a gender-sensitive, accurate, and constructive manner.
AMWIK’s report, “An Investigation on the Prevalence of Technology Facilitated Gender Based Violence Against Women with Prominent Public Lives,” found out that TFGBV is a growing concern, particularly for women in public life.
This toolkit offers strategies through which the media can collaborate with gender
equality CSOs to amplify their work, contribute to their advocacy efforts, while
gaining expert insights and localized data on gender issues, to enrich coverage
of gender issues. Through this collaboration, media professionals may create
accurate, compelling, and impactful content that drives real change.
This comic strip offers strategies through which female journalists can combat online harassment.
This Handbook offers strategies through which female journalists can combat online harassment.
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