The Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) has officially become a signatory to the ACOS Alliance (A Culture Of Safety Alliance). This Alliance is a unique global coalition consisting of 152 news organizations, journalist associations, and press freedom NGOs collaborating to advocate for secure and responsible journalistic practices. The primary objective of the Alliance […]
AMWIK member and Dean at the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (GSMC), Professor Nancy Booker, has been appointed as the Vice President of the African Journalism Educators’ Network (AJEN) for a term of two years. The appointment was done during a round table gathering in Kigali, Rwanda, on August 28, 2023, […]
In today’s digital realm, the online world offers endless possibilities for connection, empowerment, and personal growth. Yet, it also presents a harsh reality: Women, particularly those who are outspoken, such as journalists, politicians, and activists, grapple with an array of challenges on social media platforms. These challenges come in the form of online violence against […]
In the dimly lit newsroom, where headlines find their voice and stories come to life, a different kind of narrative is emerging – one that was cloaked in shadows for far too long. Here, where ink meets paper and cameras capture truth, a brave group of male colleagues are breaking a silence that has held them […]
Each year, on September 8th, the world comes together to celebrate International Literacy Day—a day that resonates with the profound impact of reading and literacy on individuals and entire societies.This year the theme is ‘Promoting literacy for a world in transition: Building the foundation for sustainable and peaceful societies’. At the heart of this global […]
In the world of media and women’s empowerment, Patience Nyange, the Executive Director of the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK), stands as a shining example. During this week’s Monday Motivation session, she uttered these profound words, “Own your choices as a woman, you have a right to choose your path and journey,” reflecting […]
Stepping into the world of professional photography and graphic design can be a daunting task, but my three-month internship at the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) transformed this challenge into an unforgettable and positive experience. As an aspiring photographer and graphic designer, this opportunity not only refined my skills but also opened doors […]
AMWIK Executive Director, Patience Nyange, was yesterday feted as the most digitally fit CEO at the Digitally Fit Awards, the premier platform for showcasing outstanding achievements in the digital realm. The awards seek to recognize and reward companies, brands, businesses, and individuals who have an online presence and are creating an impact online through their […]
I felt like I was venturing into the unknown when I began my three-month apprenticeship with the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK). I had recently completed University and was both anxious and eager for the future. I had no idea that this journey would be a rollercoaster of growth, full of surprises, laughter […]
During the AMWIK secretariat Motivation Monday segment, we get the pleasure of hosting professionals in the communications industry to engage us with insights on industry best practices and inspire the secretariat. Last week, we were delighted to host one of our board members, Cylia Kathambi, who is in her second and final term. When she […]
