WOMEC is a trail blazer in training journalists in gender sensitive reporting. The training has helped to bring gender to the forefront in national discourse. WOMEC has over the years also created a common platform for journalists and women leaders to interact and dialogue on the effective use of the media. The aim is bridge the gap between the media and women, particularly, those in leadership. WOMEC also recognises that the provision of Sexual and reproductive health services is important for the general wellbeing of women and girls.
Women Media and Change (WOMEC) believes that the fundamental human rights of women can only be attained if all forms of discrimination against women are eliminated. It is equally important that the issues of gender equality and the rights of women and girls are priotised by every government. WOMEC works to promote gender equality and to empower women and girls to safeguard their human rights
WOMEC belongs to several Women’s groups and Networks. Currently, WOMEC is a Steering Committee member of the Affirmative Action Bill Coalition that is advocating the passage of the Affirmative Bill of Ghana into law.
WOMEC has trained Female Parliamentarians and female parliamentary candidates on the effective use of the media.
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