Swaziland Media Literacy Project
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Dudu Vilane during an in-house production session
The Swaziland Media literacy pilot project was launched on the 3rd of August 2009. The course which was a joint collaboration with the Department of Journalism and Media Studies at the University of Swaziland sought to empower members of the public to engage critically with the media. The course is one of several projects being run by Gender Links in partnership with training institutions in the SADC region. The course attracted wide variety of partcipants from civil society, journalists, students and members of the geral public.
Participants attending the course worked on special projects which were presented on graduation day on the 22nd of September 2009. The projects are attached below.
Files to download:
A look at how gender imbalances in Swazi cultural practices have contributed to the spread of HIV and AIDS - 110592 KB
Changing mindsets will go a long way in adressing gender inequality in Swaziland. - 212605 KB Call to treat disabled people, especially women as human beings cabable of taking control of their lives - 204492 KB How different institutions of socialisation perpetuate gender inequality in society - 1329208 KB The study is an analysis of gender balance in newsrooms. Particular focus is on the number of stories written by male and female jornalists - 907286 KB Report on Swaziland media literacy project - 344671 KB Group Newsletter - 1215436 KBComments
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