Unwilling To Share Political Power

by | Nov 4, 2013 | Blog

blog post written by Victoria Lin The following Gen Y report comes to you from the Women’s Forum. This blog is written by Victoria Lin, iL2L Global Ambassador from China. As a young woman from China, where the government positions and the strongest CEO positions...

Using Documentary Film in the Classroom

by | Sep 6, 2013 | Blog

Check out our new educational material on the use of documentary film in the classroom developed during one of the MEDEAnet workshops this year. The cinematographic analysis of the documentary film and its use in the classroom are illustrated with the help of ‘Our...

I call. You’re stone. One day you’ll look and find I’m gone.

by | Jun 4, 2013 | Blog, Media Exploitation Gallery

Poetry Magazine’s Landays: Poetry of Afghan Women http://bit.ly/12raltn I call. You’re stone. One day you’ll look and find I’m gone. The teenage poet who uttered this folk poem called herself Rahila Muska. She lived in Helmand, a Taliban stronghold and one of...

Tell GoDaddy, Audi You’re. . . #NotBuyingIt!

by | Feb 9, 2013 | Blog, Media Exploitation Gallery

During the last Super Bowl over 4 million people heard the #NotBuyingIt critiques. We are finally an important discussion of sexism and the harms of it in advertising. Check out the discussions. Thanks to Miss Representation for these links: CNN, The Boston Globe to...

Immigration Reform: NOW

by | Jan 19, 2013 | Blog, Media Exploitation Gallery

Majority of Voters of Every Race Support Comprehensive Immigration Reform by Seth Freed Wessler The overwhelming majority of 2012 voters strongly support the passage of a comprehensive immigration reform bill that includes a path to citizenship for undocumented...