Mirror on the media
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“Mirror on the Media” is a series of periodic monitoring conducted by GL and partner organisations to track how gender is reflected in media coverage of specific themes, topics, events or genres following the Gender and Media Baseline Study (GMBS), led by Gender Links and MISA. Projects undertaken include a general monitoring project, monitoring of the 16 Days of Activism of radio talk shows, advertising and tabloids.
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Sixteen Days Monitoring 2004:South Africa Report
15 February 05
Regional relevance: South Africa
This report is the second in a series of quarterly "Mirror on the Media" surveys being carried out by the South African Gender and Media (SAGEM) Network. It covers monitoring conducted over two phases during November and December 2004, the first phase took place before the Sixteen Days of Activism Campaign and the... [read more]
Mirror on the Media - South Africa
01 September 04
Regional relevance: South Africa
This report is the first in a series of quarterly "Mirror on the Media" surveys being carried out by the South African Gender and Media (SAGEM) Network. It covers monitoring conducted in July 2004 as well as "snapshot" monitoring of Women's Day on 9 August. [read more]
Mirror on the Media - Swaziland
01 September 04
Regional relevance: Swaziland
"Mirror on the Media" is a follow up monitoring project to the Gender and Media Baseline Study (GMBS), led by Gender Links and MISA.The Swaziland report's findings fall into three categories: representation, portrayal and examples of gender awareness: [read more]
Mirror on the Media - Mauritius
01 September 04
Regional relevance: Mauritius
The Mauritius report of the Southern African Gender and Media Network is the first in a series of quarterly "Mirror on the Media" surveys being carried out on a pilot basis in three Southern African countries (South Africa, Mauritius and Swaziland). It covers monitoring conducted in Mauritius in August 2004. [read more]
"Promoting Gender Equality in and through the Media: A Southern African Case Study"
31 October 02
A paper prepared for the Expert Group Meeting on “Participation and access of women to the media, and its impact on and use as an instrument for the advancement and empowerment of women” [read more]
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