The International Association of Women in Radio & Television

Congratulations to Geeta Sahai, IAWRT Communications Officer (pictured 3rd frm left below with her her team) for the international accolades for her film on Alzheimer's disease.

We asked members to communicate about a crucial issue in their region and what women in media can do.

Patience Wirngo from Cameroon writes: Parents can Deter their Children from Falling Prey to Human Trafficking

August 2018 -The Kenya Rural Women and Media Project 2018 is now rolling out, IAWRT Kenya, has begun inducting a women’s group in Western Kenya.

In Tunis thousands of women and supporters  demonstate to pressure the government to extend civil liberties.

Khedija Lemkecher and staff

Security and safety for journalists (especially for women journalists) is something that’s not taught in schools and rarely discussed in newsrooms. We learned the principles of journalism, the basics of newsgathering and other reporting skills and the tools for critical thinking and analysis but never how to prepare ourselves for threats and challenges we might encounter as women journalists.