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GL is a key partner in organising the Gender and Media (GEM) Summit every two years in which media performance is put under the spotlight and good practice affirmed through Gender and Media Awards.
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GEM Summit 2004
30 September 04
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
Gender Links and the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) held a Gender and Media (GEM) Summit from the 12-15 September 2004 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Gender Links is a Southern African NGO that promotes gender equality in and through the media, MISA seeks to foster a free, independent and diverse media in... [read more]
Awards - GEM summit 2004
23 September 04
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
These awards are, to our knowledge, the first in Southern Africa focusing on gender sensitivity and balance in the media. The awards attracted 76 entries from eight Southern African countries in five categories: print (newspaper and magazine); opinion and commentary; photography; television and radio. There are a... [read more]
GEM News, 15 September 2004
15 September 04
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
Southern Africa leaders have been put on notice to deliver on their commitment to achieve 30% women in decision-making positions by the end of 2005. [read more]
GEM News 14 September 2004
14 September 04
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
The first Southern African Gender and Media summit opened in Johannesburg on Sunday, bringing together over 180 media practitioners, trainers, researchers, media regulatory authorities, NGOs and activists from sub-Saharan Africa and as far afield as India, the Netherlands and New Zealand. [read more]
GEM News, 13 September 2004
13 September 04
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
The first Southern African Gender and Media summit opened in Johannesburg on Sunday, bringing together over 180 media practitioners, trainers, researchers, media regulatory authorities, NGOs and activists from sub-Saharan Africa and as far afield as India, the Netherlands and New Zealand. [read more]
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