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We joined fellow Editors and journalists for a photo in celebration of International Women’s Day during the Ethics in Newsrooms Training Session at Eka Hotel Nairobi, convened by @WanifraWIN in collaboration with @KenyaEditors
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🚨 Fundamentals of Safe Commissioning course
🗓️ March 25 at 10am EAT
Access the course here: editorsafetyhub.org/course/t…
To learn more & discuss best practices in editorial safety, join our webinar on March 25 at 10 am EAT: womeninnews.org/events/edito…
We look forward to seeing you!
It’s our final #WINWrapped2025 where we share highlights from our year!
This week we focus on the WIN alums community. This is an active platform for peer exchange, mentorship and collaboration for graduates of our flagship Leadership Accelerator programme.
After four graduation ceremonies this month, we are proud to welcome over 200 new members to the community, expanding its reach, diversity and strength.
Welcome to Week 3 of #WINWrapped2025 where we share highlights from our year!
As we close out 2025, we’re proud of the reach of the WIN Social Impact Reporting Initiative (SIRI). SIRI is a WIN programme that provides small grants to support high-impact reporting.
the programme supported 30 women journalists, who together produced 60 powerful stories as articles, podcasts and videos.
Kicking off #Graduation_Week with the 2025 #Arab Region WIN Leadership Accelerator Graduates! We gathered on Zoom to honour an inspiring cohort of 44 journalists from 4 countries across the Arab Region as they joined our global Alums community!
We capped a beautiful week with the graduation of 113 women from across #Africa who have completed our 9-month Leadership Accelerator, our flagship programme of coaching, training, skills-building and mentorship.
Welcome to Week 2 of #WINWrapped2025 where we share highlights from our year!
This week, we turn the spotlight on the incredible women powering our Leadership Accelerator Programmes
It’s graduation week, and we couldn’t be happier to celebrate with 220 women journalists and editors who are committed to inspiring change in the media ecosystem.
The findings helped anchor Guild discussions on systemic change and reinforced the urgency of the WIN Guild Leadership Pledge – a collective commitment to champion gender equality, strengthen mentorship pipelines, and transform newsroom culture from the top
This year, the Guild’s work also moved beyond dialogue into practical action with the development of a mentorship toolkit for newsroom leaders, designed to support structured mentorship




































