Looking at the history of struggles to see women represented and their identities recognized in the media, Margaret Gallagher reminds us that on the one side the women’s movement has been slow in engaging with media policy on these issues, and on the other side the lack of gender sensitive policies is an ongoing problem. Nevertheless the GMMP suggests these trends are changing: for the past ten years energies have been mobilized and women have struggled for spaces to voice their concerns. This article the empowering potential of transnational networks of individuals and organizations that have been fostering joint and developed forms of trust awhile acting together towards a plural and democratic world of communication.
Assessing the empowering potential of gender-based advocacy networks. A research agenda for the Global Media Monitoring Project
PADOVANI, CLAUDIA
2010
Abstract
Looking at the history of struggles to see women represented and their identities recognized in the media, Margaret Gallagher reminds us that on the one side the women’s movement has been slow in engaging with media policy on these issues, and on the other side the lack of gender sensitive policies is an ongoing problem. Nevertheless the GMMP suggests these trends are changing: for the past ten years energies have been mobilized and women have struggled for spaces to voice their concerns. This article the empowering potential of transnational networks of individuals and organizations that have been fostering joint and developed forms of trust awhile acting together towards a plural and democratic world of communication.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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