Women of Color Media Justice: Mother's Day Radio Interview with Gina Rene

Friday, May 1, 2009

Mother's Day Radio Interview with Gina Rene

Mother's Day Radio's exclusive artist interview with GINA RENE, multi-talented performance artist, featured in our upcoming "Ladies in White" Benefit Concert, sits down with Mother's Day Radio Executive Director, Shaunelle Curry to discuss this powerful movement to honor the value of womanhood.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv-PJcyBGOg

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UnknownJuly 29, 2019 at 7:14 AM
Women are taking on leadership positions at a steadier pace than ever before, according to the Pew Research Center. The statistics point to growth across several segments—state government, Fortune 500 companies and universities—but where does that leave the real estate industry?

Majority female leadership in real estate is becoming more commonplace, as exemplified by a recent leadership restructuring at Title Alliance, a family of full-service title insurance and escrow agencies.

Read more at: https://asianwomanleadership.com/
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Women of Color Media Justice Initiative (WCMJI)

The Women of Color Media Justice Initiative (WCMJI) is a collaborative partnership of the Los Angeles City Commission on the Status of Women, the Ida B. Wells Institute, Mother’s Day Radio and the Women’s Leadership Project (WLP), a service-learning program currently based at Gardena High School. The organization’s mission is to educate young women of color on the history and politics of media representations and how they influence cultural perceptions of race, gender and sexual orientation. WCMJI is dedicated to informing young women of color about how images are created, promoted and disseminated by the media as an industry, and engaging them in advocating for changes in media representation of women of color within the film, TV, print media and music industries. As a school-community based initiative, WCMJI provides young women with critical pedagogy and scholarship about the way the media shapes their world views, behaviors and perceptions by tying it to their lived experiences, home and community contexts.

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Friday, May 1, 2009

Mother's Day Radio Interview with Gina Rene

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