News with gender perspective "A little but big difference in journalism"
Well, finally Peace Correspondent website its “on air”… that’s why I have been absent from Pulse Wire for a while … for those of you that speak Spanish, you can now read the Walesa’s interview (www.corresponsaldepaz.org) but actually I am waiting for the translation, I can share that document in a week or something like that.
Today I would like to talk about “Gender news” issues: I was reading this morning that UNESCO just announced a new (and interesting) initiative about (and for) Woman working in Media.
To celebrate the International Women’s Day, this UN Agency will be launching “Women Make the News”, that will be a online forum to discuss gender, equality, discrimination and most of all, the relevance of our role (as journalist) in the front desk news.
This initiative also is seeking for improving gender politics inside the mass media, and it calls to take care about the language that we used to use in news stories. Actually, it is also a guide to learn the way to tell a news story with gender perspective: “Getting the balance right”
You could find more of this in this link.
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=28397&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_S...
I really hope it will help you on your work. Kind regards to all of you. Xthina “ )










Comments
Congratulations!
Congratulations on the website. It must be thrilling for it to be "on the air" and feel your vision and work really come alive! UNESCO's "Women Make the News" initiative is very exciting. Their publication would be a great offer for Resource Exchange.
Best wishes,
Lisa
thrilling, exciting ....and frightened
Thanks Lisa !! Yes I am so happy, and so scared at the same time ... I feel like use to feel "a woman in love" ...
Fortunately, I am also absolutely apasionate about my peaceful son's born
Regards from Mexico
Cristina Avila-Zesatti - Journaliste&Productrice
Main Editor: www.corresponsaldepaz.org
"Un milagro no es la suspensión de una ley natural, sino la implementación de una ley superior"