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Her Media Diary Episode 21: "Inspiring Women Through Visibility" With Prof Nancy Booker

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Professor Nancy Booker is an Associate Professor and the Dean at the Graduate School of Media and Communications, The Aga Khan University, Kenya.

Her story speaks to women and media scholars who understand the need to show up regardless of how inconvenient it might be, just to ensure that they are seen and heard by people who might just need their presence as an assurance that it is actually possible for women.

She suggests the concept of culturally relevant mentorship as one of the things that need to be done to help women occupy leadership positions in academia and other areas or levels of life.

Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiary

Learn about African Women in Media https://africanwomeninmedia.com

List of Organisations/Resources to Support Gender Researchers/Scholars

Gender Identity Research and Education Society (GIRES)

Womankind Worldwide

Gender at Work

International Center for Research on Women

Time’s Up

European Institute for Gender Equality

Abaad MENA

Philanthropy Women

UN Women

Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE)

University Policies and Grievance Procedures (Available in various tertiary institutions)

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Professor Nancy Booker is an Associate Professor and the Dean at the Graduate School of Media and Communications, The Aga Khan University, Kenya.

Her story speaks to women and media scholars who understand the need to show up regardless of how inconvenient it might be, just to ensure that they are seen and heard by people who might just need their presence as an assurance that it is actually possible for women.

She suggests the concept of culturally relevant mentorship as one of the things that need to be done to help women occupy leadership positions in academia and other areas or levels of life.

Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiary

Learn about African Women in Media https://africanwomeninmedia.com

List of Organisations/Resources to Support Gender Researchers/Scholars

Gender Identity Research and Education Society (GIRES)

Womankind Worldwide

Gender at Work

International Center for Research on Women

Time’s Up

European Institute for Gender Equality

Abaad MENA

Philanthropy Women

UN Women

Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE)

University Policies and Grievance Procedures (Available in various tertiary institutions)

  continue reading

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