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April 2023 Newsletter: Iran, Feminism and the Media

April 2023 Newsletter: Iran, Feminism and the Media

As the protests for freedom in Iran continue, Media Diversity Institute hosted a webinar which examined the protests, feminism in …

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Newsletter March 2023: Woman, Life, Freedom

Newsletter March 2023: Woman, Life, Freedom

Women’s representation in the media has come to the forefront in recent years with movements such as #MeToo and #TimesUp. …

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How the Media and Institutions failed: the harmful effects of sensatio...

How the Media and Institutions failed: the harmful effects of sensatio...

It only took a few hours for a tragedy to become mired in sensationalism, disinformation, and unethical reporting.

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The Weaponization of Türkiye’s LGBT Community during the Elections

The Weaponization of Türkiye’s LGBT Community during the Elections

The LGBT community and their livelihoods have been weaponised by both of the Turkish political spectrum. While the media could have helped to prevent such rhetoric, they widely reinforce and spread hate speech. 

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Media Diversity Institute Western Balkans Releases Statement on Serbia...

Media Diversity Institute Western Balkans Releases Statement on Serbia...

On 3 May 2023 a 13-year-old boy opened fired on students and staff at Vladislav Ribnikar Elementary School in Belgrade, Serbia. The …

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Türkiye’s Disinformation Law Could Lead from Censorship to Violence

Türkiye’s Disinformation Law Could Lead from Censorship to Violence

By Kaan Göktaş Last October, the Turkish government introduced a new controversial media law that has caused much public debate. …

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Herstory: How Do Women Navigate the Costs of the Digital World?

Herstory: How Do Women Navigate the Costs of the Digital World?

Further research on how women navigate the costs and benefits of digitality and visuality in contemporary feminist mobilization and expression is crucial in understanding minority feminism in the digital age.

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Calling out World Leaders for offences should be normalised

Calling out World Leaders for offences should be normalised

Followers of the Dalai Lama were shocked when a controversial video clip showing the 87-year-old Tibetan spiritual leader asking a small kid to suck his tongue at a public event went viral. But did the media’s coverage blow the incident out of proportion?

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Perugia’s International Journalism Festival and Creating Change 

Perugia’s International Journalism Festival and Creating Change 

Over recent years, Italy’s small and historical town Perugia, has seen thousands of media professionals, journalists and innovators come together to …

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Embracing Gender Equality in the African Media Space 

Embracing Gender Equality in the African Media Space 

While the problem appears to have been accepted as a cultural and social norm in terms of women's under representation within the media, there is  a need for that  system  to change.

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Generative AI: Risks and Limits on Journalism and Society

Generative AI: Risks and Limits on Journalism and Society

Generated AI is unable to distinguish between fiction and truth and using them as learning tools is dangerous. Moreover, when used in newsrooms, the review carried out by editors is no guarantee of accuracy.

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Webinar: Iran, Feminism and the Media

Webinar: Iran, Feminism and the Media

Join us on 17 April 2023 at 17:00 BST / 18:00 CET / 12:00 EDT

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