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Category: Press
Read about Taboom Media’s ongoing work below.
Children’s Radio Foundation and Taboom launch new LGBTQI+ Media Advocacy Toolkit
The handbook includes practical tips and resources to help civil society groups and activists use media advocacy skills to advance LGBTQI+ rights across Africa.
Taboom receives new grant from the National Endowment for Democracy
The grant will help journalists and civil society activists report on and monitor media coverage of LGBTQI+ rights in Africa.
Taboom Director leads Online Reuters Course on LGBTQI+ Reporting
16 journalists from across Sub-Saharan Africa participated in the week-long Thomson Reuters Foundation workshop.
Taboom Launches Reporting Guide on Sexual and Gender Minorities & Religion in Sub-Saharan Africa (2nd Ed.)
The updated handbook includes new reporting tips and resources to assist journalists as they report on LGBTQI+ issues and religion in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Taboom Director Brian Pellot hosts Swedish Embassy panel for IDAHOBIT
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.
Taboom leads fundraising workshop for Global Network of Rainbow Catholics
The webinar included advice on fundraising strategies, donor outreach, and grant-writing skills.
Taboom co-facilitates media advocacy workshop for Intersex Society of Zambia
The Children’s Radio Foundation hosted this three-day workshop in Lusaka in January 2020 to develop ISSZ’s media strategy.
Taboom co-facilitates media engagement workshops in Zimbabwe
In November 2019, Taboom Media teamed up with GALZ to lead five workshops, lectures, panels, and trainings for more than 100 journalists and activists n Harare and Bulawayo.
Taboom leads LGBTQI+ media engagement trainings across Malawi
In October 2019, Taboom Media held three workshops for journalists and civil society leaders in Lilongwe and Blantyre.
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