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"standout" â Online News Association
"vivid and intimate" â Nieman Reports
"must see" â Essence
In the past three years, we've told over 80 multimedia & immersive stories from more than 50 countries.
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#InaccessibleCities continues making the rounds and impressing judges! đ
Our interactive multimedia project has received two silver awards in the Human & Civil Rights category at the @anthemawards 2023.
Congratulations to all the winners: anthemawards.com/winners/
As always, our special thank you goes to our main characters - @RebeccaLamorte, @saysnidhigoyal & Olajumoke Olajide. And everyone who were involved in the making of #InaccessibleCities!
Explore our winning project here: inaccessiblecities.ajcontrasâŚ
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It's the final stretch of the @onewm Awards! Enter by 9 Feb!
We have ten stories to look back on.
Check out Al Jazeera Digital and @AJContrast's story, Inaccessible Cities.
oneworldmedia.org.uk/awards/
Air pollution is the âsingle biggest environmental threat to human health,â according to @WHO.
A new study by @naturecomms has found that air pollution accounts for nearly 40 percent of stillbirths in low and middle income countries.
#HumanRightsMonth
An estimated 99 percent of the worldâs population breathes unhealthy air that exceeds @WHO air quality limits.
Air pollution is primarily caused by burning fossil fuels for transportation, heating homes, waste burning, and other industrial activities.
âBy breathing this air, we are slowly dying.â
Each winter, North Macedoniaâs capital becomes one of the most polluted cities in Europe.
Watch our #VR doc: youtu.be/gx0IxZJ132k
The US womenâs national football team is going to earn more money from the menâs #FIFAWorldCup2022 than it did when winning two previous womenâs tournaments.
How and why is this happening?đ
After years of negotiations, in May 2022, the US soccer federation reached a historic agreement on equal pay. The menâs and womenâs World Cup prize money will be pooled and split equally between the teams, among other things.
Learn more: aje.io/kw6xc8
This year, the US menâs football team has already made $13 million for reaching the knockout stages at the #FIFAWorldCup2022.
Splitting that in half, female players will receive $6.5 million, which is already more than what they were awarded for winning the past two World Cups.
Today, history is being made at #FIFAWorldCup! For the first time ever, an all-female crew will referee a men's World Cup match.
This yearâs tournament is the first to feature female referees. Three women made it onto the list of 36 referees selected by FIFA. â˝ď¸đ
#YamashitaYoshimi is Japanâs first female referee. She officiated at the 2019 Womenâs World Cup and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games.
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Two assistant female referees â Neuza Back from Brazil and Karen Diaz from Mexico â form todayâs all-female crew officiating the Costa Rica vs Germany game at #FIFAWorldCup.
The third assistant female referee at this year's tournament is Kathryn Nesbitt from the US.
Head to Instagram Live tomorrow, Dec 1, at 5 pm GMT! Our very own @VikVicariously will discuss the interactive âInaccessible Citiesâ â winner of @onewm Digital Media Award this year!
Join us for the next Instagram Live on Thurs 1 Dec at 5pm GMT for a conversation with @VikVicariously @AJContrast about how to create immersive digital media.
Viktorija won the @onewm
Digital Media Award in 2022.
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Some of the most well-known nations competing in the #FIFAWorldCup have banned women's football in the past.
32 countries will compete in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, but female players havenât always been welcome in the world of football. đ
In #Spain, womenâs football was forbidden from 1935 until the Royal Spanish Football Federation acknowledged it in 1980.
The first official match was organized in 1983.
In #England, the Football Association banned women from playing on its football pitches in 1921. The ban lasted for 50 years.
Until the ban, womenâs football was as popular â if not more â as menâs game. During WWI, women took over many of menâs roles, including in sport.












