In the Balance (by Sparknews)
Peer-to-Peer
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) is a series of behind-the-scenes conversations with recognized journalists on how to better include girls' and women's perspectives in the news, thus ensuring a more accurate reflection of the nuanced, complex world we live in. Packed with anecdotes, learnings from lived experience, and hard-hitting facts and figures, the episodes tackle different aspects of striving for gender equality in the media, showing that better representation and inclusion for girls and women makes for richer, more engaging news that benefits us all. This podcast is hosted, produced, and edited by A...
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Jan 26, 2024
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P2P #2.2 - Nabeelah Shabbir on how to deal with gendered online violence 26.01.2024 20:26
It’s heavy but necessary work. Since 2019, the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) has been studying how online violence against women journalists occurs and operates in the help of ultimately coming up with solutions and systems that help prevent escalations that might lead to offline harm. In 2022, the ICFJ published The Chilling , a report presenting their findings so far, case studies,...
P2P #2.1 - Megan Clement: “Gender journalism is not activism” 08.09.2023 22:03
She's one of the authors of the “Gender is Part of Every Story,” a report on gender journalism based on a survey of 100 media professionals across the globe. Megan Clement has long covered different topics (politics, climate, migration, human rights…) with a focus on women’s perspectives. She’s also the editor of Impact, a bilingual newsletter at the intersection of politics and gender. In a new...
P2P #6 - Ed Yong on gender bias and the need for more diversity in health reporting 07.04.2023 28:14
Before becoming a writer, Ed Yong studied zoology then biochemistry, but realized that he’d rather explain science to others than be a scientist. Today, he’s an award-winning journalist and author, notably known for his writing on the world of animals and the Covid-19 pandemic (for which he received a Pulitzer Prize in 2021). In 2018, Ed published an article titled “I Spent Two Years Trying to Fi...
P2P #5 - Zahra Nader on journalism and women in Afghanistan 28.03.2023 26:59
In less than two years, the Taliban have erased 20 years of progress for Afghan girls’ and women’s rights according to the latest estimates by UN experts. They have also restricted press freedom, and women journalists were the most affected by that: more than 84% of them have lost their jobs since August 2021, whereas 52% of men have. While many local media outlets were forced to close shop, Afgha...
P2P #4 - Shreya Raman on how to make the most of data in your reporting 24.02.2023 19:06
After working for a year in broadcast journalism at the news channel Mirror Now, Shreya Raman started digging into data to unearth stories. She spent three years as a reporter with IndiaSpend, the first data journalism initiative in India, then almost a year as a data analyst with India Migration Now, a research, data and media agency. Living between Mumbai and Goa, she now reports independently (...
P2P #3 - Laura Zelenko on how Bloomberg makes women count in business news 31.01.2023 26:26
Currently the Global Standards Editor at Bloomberg, Laura Zelenko has been a journalist for over 40 years, and has spent most of her career with this business and finance-focused news organization. In 2018, she launched New Voices, a training program that aims to bring in the news more women who are experts in the economy. In this insightful conversation, Laura Zelenko recounts how women’s repres...
P2P #2 - Annette Young on journalism, gender and war 15.12.2022 13:12
Annette Young is a news TV presenter and the host and creator of “The 51 Percent” on France 24 , a show that strives to promote gender equality through a focus on women’s stories and perspectives in all fields. Throughout her career, she has worked as a reporter, a producer and many other positions for different Australian and French news outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Special Broadcas...
P2P #1 - Francesca Donner on how to start including gender in your reporting 13.12.2022 12:26
Francesca Donner has been in the world of news for over 20 years. She has been an editor for Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and more recently The New York Times and Qwartz. At NYT, she also served as a Gender Director and edited the column “In Her Words,” covering all beats through a gender lens. She told us how she started questioning her work for a more accurate representation of women, and sh...
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