Dear friends: I received a message from Klaas Glenewinkel, who heads a media development organization (see link below). They are interested in connecting with people working on decolonizing the media in contexts of development, to talk to their organization's staff. If any of you know about resources in this area, could you please let Klaas know (I am copying Klaas on this message). best to all, arturo https://mict-international.org/ [http://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ecbde016a831b2551433606/t/5ece34b84fbe8b32aef6d702/1590572217557/mict_logo_white.png?format=1500w]<https://mict-international.org/> Media in Cooperation and Transition<https://mict-international.org/> The press in Libya is defined as the profession of troubles. The social consequence of these troubles is faced exclusively by women journalists, firstly because of the cultural beliefs established in society about the distribution of gender roles, and secondly because of the popularity of women in Libya as a means of tactical pressure by the parties to the conflict.” mict-international.org