Feminist investigative journalism is about making investigative journalism agendas, as well as investigative teams, leaderships and methodologies more inclusive of diverse communities and issues that ...
Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah
Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah is an African feminist writer and co-founder of the Institute for Journalism and Social Change. She is the author of the highly acclaimed books The Sex Lives of African Women and Seeking Sexual Freedom. Her extensive op-ed writing on African feminism and sexuality has appeared in outlets including The Guardian and Open Democracy. She brings a wealth of experience in writing about social change and African women's lives.
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Historically, African voices have been underrepresented and misrepresented in global media. Calls for the decolonization of journalism and the global media landscape more broadly have consistently gro...
Errori, stereotipi e discriminazioni: il racconto mediatico delle vite queer nel Sud Globale
For way too long now, mainstream media in the Global South--particularly in Asia and Africa--has underreported and often misreported the identities, stories and issues of LGBTQIA+ persons. The coverag...
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