The NWMI Stands in Solidarity with the Survivor in Tarun Tejpal Case
On a day when journalist Tarun Tejpal was acquitted of all charges – rape, unlawful confinement and sexual harassment – by a District and Sessions Court at Mapusa, Goa, the Network of Women in Media, India (NWMI) stands in solidarity with the survivor and applauds her courage and determination to pursue justice.
NWMI Kerala chapter statement on M. Radhakrishnan
To eminent personalities in political and cultural spheres, a statement by a collective of women journalists, Network of Women in Media (NWMI) Kerala chapter : Women journalists in Kerala have been protesting since November 2019 against the misogyny of a section of...
Webinar #7: Data Journalism Workshop
By Ayswarya Murthy 4 sessions, held on November 6, 7, 21 and 28th. Panelists: Rukmini S – Data Journalist Rakesh Dubbudu – Founder, CEO, Factly The data journalism workshop, the seventh in the NWMI’s series of Let Down in Lock Down online events, focussed...