UFR LLASICLanguage, literature, performing arts, information and communication, journalism

This day follows on from the Florence Le Cam (Professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles / LAPIJ) about the book Being a woman journalist: a sociological survey in a masculine world (EJdG, March 9) and at the meeting dedicated to the careers of women journalists/documentary-makers (EJdG, March 23) organized by Sigried Buchy with Tatiana VincentBenjamine Jeunehomme, freelance JRI working on documentaries for France TV's 13h15 program, Marie-Alix Bruckera freelance producer of reports broadcast on programs such as Sept à huit, 66 minutes, Zone interdite and Grands reportages.

The objectives are :

• To provide keys for thinking about and understanding gender inequalities.
• Raise awareness and propose tools to change inequalities in gendered representations of journalistic discourse and the status of women journalists in newsrooms.
• Combating sexism and discrimination in the newsroom and in editorial production

With contributions from :

• Ange Richard (UGA doctoral student) Presentation of Gendered News: measuring gendered inequalities in the French print media.
• Lénaïg Bredoux (journalist at Médiapart) The position of gender editor in a newsroom (Mediapart).
• Valérie Vuille (member of Décadrée, Geneva) Training on gender-based violence in the press
• Ariane Lavrilleux (Journalist and member of Prenons la Une) How can we help young women journalists in the newsroom?
• Pascale Colisson (head of teaching at IPJ, equality mission at CEJ), L' approche intersectionnelle dans l'étude de l'entrée dans la profession journalistique, assignations genrées, racisées et classistes dans les rédactions.