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Women’s International Network of AMARC

What is AMARC-WIN?

 

The Women’s International Network (AMARC-WIN) is a large assembly of women’s communicators working to ensure women’s right to communicate through and within the community radio movement.
What are WIN’s main principles?
  • WIN works for women’s right to communicate as a basic human right expressed through community radio.
  • WIN supports women’s empowerment, gender equity, and a general improvement in the condition and position of women worldwide.
  • WIN promotes women’s access to all levels of community radio, including decision making.
  • WIN supports women’s efforts to express themselves within and beyond their communities, by providing training programs and production exchanges at the international and local level.
  • WIN aims to change negative images of both women and men in the media and to challenge stereotypes being reproduced by media all around the world.
  • WIN subscribe to the principles of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.
How does WIN work?
Women representatives of AMARC-Members elect a Vice President for Women to sit on AMARC’s International Board, the same for regional AMARC-Boards. WIN members are prominent in decision-making throughout AMARC.
An important tool towards achieving gender equality in the radio stations is the Gender Policy for Community Radio (GP4CR) which was developed by AMARC-WIN Asia Pacific and adopted by the World General Assembly of AMARC in 2010 in La Plata, Argentina. It is available in multiple languages.
 
For further information, please contact:
Ms. Nimmi Chauhan
President, WIN-AP
nimc20367@gmail.com
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The World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) is, first and foremost, a movement of international solidarity to defend and promote the values of community broadcasting and to build an alternative to the old media models.

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