The panel was co-hosted by the International Center for Journalists, Free Press Unlimited, the Global Forum for Media Development, and International Media Support.

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The panel was co-hosted by the International Center for Journalists, Free Press Unlimited, the Global Forum for Media Development, and International Media Support.
Activists from 18 countries created media advocacy strategies and campaigns that will further advance LGBTQI+ equality in their regions.
The two-year grant will support journalists and activists to increase ethical media coverage of LGBTQI+ rights and faith issues.
Brian Pellot spoke about Taboom’s efforts to advance gender equality and diversity in and through the media and how our Reporting Resolution and Media Monitoring and Response Coalition promote media self-regulation.
Course Dates: 25 – 29 January 2021. Apply by 18 December 2020 to join this free interactive online course.
The handbook includes practical tips and resources to help civil society groups and activists use media advocacy skills to advance LGBTQI+ rights across Africa.
The grant will help journalists and civil society activists report on and monitor media coverage of LGBTQI+ rights in Africa.
16 journalists from across Sub-Saharan Africa participated in the week-long Thomson Reuters Foundation workshop.
The updated handbook includes new reporting tips and resources to assist journalists as they report on LGBTQI+ issues and religion in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The panel discussed how queer communities are experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic and how creativity and the creative industries can spur positive change in times of crisis.