Speakers
Keynote Speakers
Speakers
Oluwatoyin Olabisi Taiwo
Executive Director, Women & Girls Capabilities & Empowerment Organization
Nelly Kalu
Project Manager, Center For Collaborative Investigative Journalism (CCIJ)
Olubusola Ajibola
Deputy Director, Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development
Dr Omega Douglas
Lecturer, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Dr Amina Lemrini
Ancienne présidente, ADFM
Dr Omowunmi Olaseinde
Lecturer, Bamidele Olomilua University of Education Science and Technology
Hassane Bouthiche
Doctoral Student, University Sidi Mohammed ben Abdellah
Dr Moyosore Alade
Lecturer, Redeemer's University
Dr Rhoyda Nyambane
Senior Lecturer, Technical University of Kenya
Dr Bala Dalhatu
Lecturer, Federal University of Technology, Minna
Zainab Abdurasheed
Programmes Officer, WRAPA
Dr Doris Nwosu
Lecturer, Gregory University
Joan Letting
Programme Manager, Drylands Learning and Capacity Building Initiative DLCI
Eden Sahle
CEO, Yada Technology Plc
Maulline Gragau
Vice Chief of Operations, PeaceX
Dr Nechama Brodie
Lecturer, University of the Witwatersrand
Alex Rutha
Psychologist, Gender Violence Recovery Center(GVRC)
Adetowubo Ayomide
Student, Elizade University
Abayomi Onifade
Lecturer/Journalist, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University and Prestige FM
Dr Ke Cai
Post-Doc Fellow, Beijing Foreign Studies University
Dr Jingwei Zhang
Lecturer, Beijing Foreign Studies University
Mako Muzenda
Writer, The Independent Zimbabwe
Eniola Akinwumi
Lecturer, Elizade University
Kauthar Gool
Student, Stellenbosch University
Elizabeth Ganiyu
Student, Elizade University
Enatnesh Muluken Fetene
Lecturer, Wollo University, Ethiopia
Dr Emily God'spresence
Lecturer, University of Port Harcourt
Boma Amos-Atuboyedia
Student, Elizade University
ABOUT AWim23
Media and gender violence refer to the intersection of the way in which media portrays gender and the perpetuation of violence against individuals based on their gender identity. This is not only limited to physical violence but also includes psychological, sexual and economic forms of violence. Recent statistics show that gender-based violence remains a prevalent issue globally, with women and girls being disproportionately affected. The conference in Rwanda this year will look at the nuances surrounding Media and gender violence.