CWR's annual campaign Move to Mob went to Polytechnic University of the Philippines to discuss the link between violence against women and mental health.
Day 4 of #HerStoryOurStory: Digital Storytelling on Women and Environment Workshop on Producing Multimedia with Pinoy Weekly chief editor Kenneth Guda, followed by closing ceremony.
Day 3 of #HerStoryOurStory Digital Storytelling on Women and Environment Field visit in Sto. Nino and Malanday in Marikina City, areas devastated by Tropical Storm Ketsana (Ondoy) in 2009
Day 2 of #HerStoryOurStory: Digital Storytelling on Women and Environment Full-day discussion on Philippine Environment and Disaster Situation, Environmental Reporting, Covering Women in the Context of Environment, and Disaster Reporting and Safety Training
#HerStoryOurStory: Digital Storytelling on Women and Environment Training Program kicks off today. The training, supported by the Earth Journalism Network and Internews, aims to raise awareness and enhance the capacity of young and aspiring media practitioners in reporting gender-based impacts and violence in a disaster setting and in other socio-environmental news. It intends to create an additional space for the call on environmental issues with gender perspective.
