Publication
Best Practices in Journalism for Reporting on Gender Issues: A Training Manual for Journalists The training manual, titled “Best Practices in Journalism for Reporting on Gender Issues,” is developed to equip journalists with insights into the attitudes, prejudices, biases, and socialization processes that contribute to the disparity between women’s and men’s voices in media. It […]
Virtual Journalism Festival
GNMI has organized the first-ever virtual journalism festival to celebrate the achievements of project participants. Ten participants from Balochistan and Sindh have showcased their projects before 11 experts and trainers, 2 U.S. consulate members, and 8 university representatives. Each participant has been awarded a mobile journalism (MOJO) kit, equipped with the necessary tools to continue […]
Community of Practice
The establishment of two digital networking platforms—Facebook with 540 subscribers and WhatsApp with 76 members—has significantly reinforced the project’s efforts. These platforms have actively facilitated the exchange of ideas on gender-sensitive reporting, strengthened networking among participants, and encourage the sharing of skills and techniques through peer reporting. These platforms serve as invaluable repositories of knowledge […]
Media Students’ Training
These sessions aim to empower media students to leverage their individual and collective digital platforms to raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV) and promote the importance of gender-sensitive journalism among their peers. We have initially organized in-person training sessions at various locations but transitioned to virtual sessions due to COVID-19 restrictions. The training program has […]
Training Workshops with Journalists
This initiative aims to reduce the gender gap in media and strengthens the network between U.S. and Pakistani journalists. Participants benefit from both international and local perspectives, enhancing their understanding and approach to gender-sensitive journalism. A total of six training workshops—two in-person and four online—have been conducted with 108 journalists from Sindh and Balochistan by […]