Vision
"Palestinian free, democratic, inclusive society, which grants Palestinians social justice, freedom and equality"
Mission
Shaping media and public discourse through an alternative women and youth discourse is a process that
necessitates that measures to increase women and youth’s participation ought to be complemented by
consistent and systemic integration of context-specific gender-aware perspectives and the development of
woman-empowering political, economic, social, and human rights.
Assessment Study
Nov&Dec 2023
Nov&Dec 2023
Gaza... Displaced female journalists, mothers, and breadwinners
The Current Situation and Needs.
The Current Situation and Needs.
Main programs
Established in 2010 to provide a safe and independent venue for female journalists with a focus on Gaza female journalists. The club provides capacity building, career enhancement opportunities, experience exchange, coaching, round tables and dialogue, in addition to social media campaigns.
The program targets university students aiming at enhancing their critical thinking approaches that creates a different culture of dialogue, encouraging youth to read and do research and utilizes the new media for influencing policies and conditions.
launched in December 2012, NAWA aimed at supporting free-lance female journalists in their production.
This program cross cuts all the above programs and aims at building strategic or/and ad-hoc coalitions with like-minded organizations and groups on issues related to freedoms, media development, women’s rights and human rights.
**Palestinian Media Development Organizations Forec for Gaza Journalists: Coalition Launch**
Palestinian Media Emergency Coalition for Gaza Journalists and their organizations
Position Paper Date: 12 October 2023
Yesterday, the police in Gaza banned Filastiniyat Organization from holding a roundtable discussion t..
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