[Commlist] Resources Bank of Good Practices & Teaching and Learning Resources from Advancing Gender Equality in Media Industries + 5-week (paced) course

A short note from the members of the Advancing Gender Equality in Media 
Industries - AGEMI project <https://www.agemi-eu.org/>. As some of you 
may know, the AGEMI team have been busy curating and developing a large 
set of teaching, learning and information resources which we hope will 
be of interest and use to anyone interested in exploring and better 
understanding the topic. We are now ready to invite you to explore the 
fruits of our endeavours.

*Check the AGEMI website <https://www.agemi-eu.org/> to discover*:

§Resources Bank of Good Practices 
<https://www.agemi-eu.org/mod/page/view.php?id=3>

§Teaching and Learning Resources 
<https://www.agemi-eu.org/mod/page/view.php?id=4>

§mobile APP <https://www.agemi-eu.org/mod/page/view.php?id=8> which is 
an easy-to-use tool to test the gender sensitivity of news stories and 
/will be available on Google Play at the end of August and the iOS app 
store by mid-September/

§GEMTalks <https://www.agemi-eu.org/mod/page/view.php?id=485>, a 
brilliant collection of interviews with journalists, gender and media 
experts, media managers, and more

§‘how-to-use-the-AGEMI-resources’ guide /which will be available on the 
website by the end of August/.

This is also an *invitation to collaborate *to make sure AGEMI has real 
impact from today onwards, and we need your help!

If you are aware of *good practices*to promote gender equality in and 
through the media and ICT, please fill in this Google form 
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4iAfYe17n9tc7iu7eeFapKovGN7FvZoK53YR5zuw4Fvf1jw/viewform> (it 
includes guideline for completion in English, French and Spanish).

If you want to suggest *organizations* or networks – such as civil 
society, media professionals, intergovernmental or multi-stakeholder - 
that are active in the field and deserve to appear on our GEMap, please 
go to this Google form <https://forms.gle/JR3hHepxC54iNSMfA> and insert 
the basic data required.

If you have *a good idea to share*for future academic/educational 
collaborations, please write to: (agemi.eu /at/ gmail.com) 
<mailto:(agemi.eu /at/ gmail.com)>

Finally, if you are based in Europe or the Mediterranean region, we 
would like to bring an innovative learning opportunity to your 
attention: an *interactive open online course coordinated by *the 
Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange titled *‘Gender In/equality in Media and 
Journalism’ 
<https://sharingperspectivesfoundation.com/programme/gender-in-equality-in-media-and-journalism-2/>.*

This is a 5-week (paced) course, where participants engage with learning 
resources and expert content developed by *Advancing Gender Equality in 
Media Industries (AGEMI) <https://www.agemi-eu.org/>,*while getting the 
chance to exchange ideas and share perspectives with peers in online 
intercultural group sessions.

Participants gain a grounded understanding of different inequality and 
intersectional issues. They will also be doing a practice-based 
assignment creating a video- audio- or written report based on community 
interviews.  An *Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange digital badge 
<https://europa.eu/youth/erasmusvirtual/erasmus-virtual-exchange-badges_en>* is 
given to participants who successfully meet the *course 
requirements.*<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LLapx2Y8FOJfuDvJjI0PIvyPOw2ZPPHtDKeVSHiHg1E/edit#heading=h.5jgabfqdu1bb>

**

Registration is open until 1 September, 2019: note that participants 
need to be between 18 and 30 yrs.*


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