The Women’s Institute for Freedom of the PressWIFP Hosts Howard University Reception
WIFP had the honor of hosting the Howard University School of Communications Alumni Reception in conjunction with the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ)/National Association of Hispanic Journalists Convention.
Women’s Voices and the Media
Speakers at our program “Women’s Voices and the Media,” July 1, 2016: Martha Allen Director of WIFP Welcome and Introduction Natasha Mirza Understanding Rape Culture The term “Rape Culture” is a popular buzzword… Read More
Soraya Chemaly receives 2016 Women and Media Award
The Women’s Institute for Freedom of the Press presented the 2016 Women and Media Award to Soraya Chemaly, a writer and activist focused on the role of gender in culture, politics, religion, and media. WIFP staff gathered for the ceremony… Read More
Invitation to join us July 1 and the program.
Join us Friday, July 1, for an evening of presentations on topics including the resurgence of self-published zines by young women; exploring women’s voices in media in Bangladesh’s garment industry; understanding rape culture; how accounts of war are… Read More
Weaving Our Way: Personal Stories of Identity
Another WIFP booklet! Introduction When discussing some of our life experiences in the WIFP office one day, we got onto the topic of identity. Then and there, the four of us decided to write essays about how… Read More
Presentation and Discussion on FGM
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): New Efforts in the Campaign for Eradication by Elana Denise Anderson, PhD WIFP Associate Director In a world where war has become a common occurrence with its victims hailing from every walk of life, it… Read More
Talk on FGM – Dr. Tobe Levin
Women’s Institute for Freedom of the Press and Global Woman P.E.A.C.E. Foundation invite you to join us for a talk and discussion Sunday, February 14, 2016 Valentine’s Day – 3pm Tobe Levin Hear Dr. Tobe Levin talk about… Read More
New Kurdistan Magazine “For You”
by Cherrie Yu and Kavya Padmanabhan Hanar Marouf, in Washington, DC for a few months, visted the WIFP office and told us about the exciting project that she has launched. Marouf describes the magazine as “the first English… Read More
Shirin Neshat: Facing History
Facing History will be at the Hirshhorn Museum until September 20, 2015 By Cherrie Yu Shirin Neshat was born in Qazvin, Iran in 1957. She lived in Iran until! 1975 when she left for the US to attend… Read More
WIFP’s Event – Beyond Conflict: Women in Palestine and Israel
Yaara Elazari and Abeer Shehadeh organized, moderated and presented at our event with the support of other WIFP folks including Martha Allen, Cherrie Yu, Kavya Padmanabhan, Riley Horan and Helena Leslie. Participants from New Story Leadership for the… Read More
