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Visibility & Participation in Media
  • Figures from the Women's Media Center show that globally, news stories including women tally less than 15% and are often only about appearance and family status.
  • "Promoting gender equality means ensuring that similar opportunities are available to both men and women...equal conditions to engage in and contribute to political, economic, social and cultural development...There must be a focus on women and girl specific programs....short of these, no gender main-streaming strategy can succeed." (The United Nations Human Settlements Programme's book "Gender in Local Government - A SourceBook for Trainers")
  • "To preserve our democracy and to advance women's rights, our agenda must include...strategic communications." (from the article Women Are Half of All Bloggers - But Media Aren't Noticing", by Jennifer L. Pozner)

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