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EDITORIAL
by Cai Yiping
Editor-in-C
hief
Bianca Miglioretto
Guest Editor
FEATURES
Amplifying Women's Voices: A Story of Women Making Airwaves for Peace
by Bianca Miglioretto
The Voice of Post-earthquake Haitian Women
by Marie Guyrleine Justin and Sophie Toupin
Digitising a Feminist Stratagem: What Mahiti Manthana has taught us about women’s empowerment
by Anita Gurumurthy, Parminder Jeet Singh, Aparna Kalley,
Chinmayi Arakali and Krupa Thimmaiah
Violence Against Women (VAW) in t
he Digital World: Emerging Issues, Challenges and Opportunities
by Lenlen Messina
Filipina Lesbians Using Downelink to forge their Identities and Communities
by Danicar Mariano
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The Use of ICTs by Domestic Workers and Domestic Worker Organisations
by Philippa Smales
Global Feminist Politics Concerning Media, and ICTs: Past Lessons and Present Challenges
by Heike Jensen
TALKING POINTS
Advocating and Campaigning for the Protection of the Environment through Community Radio
by Rahel Bernad Lewi
Engendered Disaster Management through Community Radio
by Prativa Chhetri and Sandhya Narayan
The Revolution Will Not be a Downloadable Application!/Downloaded (Or Will it?)
by Preeti Shekar
SEWA: Helping Women Find their Voice
by Namrata Bali
COMMUNITY AND INDEPENDENT MEDIA
Towards Gender Equality - the Journey of AMARC-WIN Asia Pacific
by Bianca Miglioretto
Generation Next - Paving the Way for Young Women
by Sharon Bhagwan Rolls
A Radio by Women for Community: Radio Purbanchal in Nepal
by Kamala Kadel
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Women’s Human Rights and Community Broadcasting
by Maria Eugenia Chavez
Writing and Acting Our Own Stories for Changes
by Du Fangqin; translated by Huang Yan
Levelling the Playing Field
by Sonia Randhawa
Women Rising: the Quest for Space in Community Radio
by Noor Chasanah
ONE ON ONE
Supinya Klangnarong: Amplifying Silenced Voices
by Anna M. Dinglasan
WE'VE GOT MALE
Bridging Gaping Inequalities in Community Radio
by Suman Basnet
PHOTO ESSAY
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Women In Action covers a broad range of issues affecting women globally, but focusing on the particular needs and concerns of women in the Global South, and forwarding a progressive perspective tempered by the experiences of the third world women's movements.
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write to the Editors: <communications [at] isiswomen [dot] org>
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