"Ewurama Attoh, a seasoned journalist in Ghana, emphasizes her passion for communication, stating, 'I've seen how that passion can help shape public discourse and help bring forward voices that are often underrepresented.' This highlights the critical role of women in media."
"Ama Kodjo, DW Akademie's program director for Ghana, notes that as women journalists advance in their careers, they face increasing challenges and resistance, stating, 'The higher they soar in their jobs, the more responsibilities they take on, the more challenges and resistance they encounter.'"
"The 'Safety for Female Journalists' workshop focuses on practical solutions, with discussions on risk assessment and safety measures, including 'photographing insect bites for diagnosis, allergy disclosures to colleagues, always carrying an insurance card.'"
In Ghana, women journalists encounter significant gender barriers in their careers. DW Akademie supports these journalists through initiatives like the 'Safety for Female Journalists' workshop. This program addresses challenges such as harassment and discrimination while emphasizing practical solutions. Participants engage in discussions about risk assessment and safety measures, including intervention strategies and personal safety practices. The workshop aims to empower women journalists to navigate their professional landscape more effectively and to enhance their participation in public life.
Read at akademie.dw.com
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