A European network for female experts
Europe needs a new point of view: media is still the frontline of everyday-reality and women must be better included in it.
Background photo: First Step to the Top, the first live event by ENWE in Milan, December 2021 (Credits: Sofia Blu Cremaschi)
Introducing the
“Ask Women” newsletter
Change the narrative with the women experts
from the European databases of the ENWE network.
A free monthly newsletter showcasing a curated selection of profiles and contacts from the ENWE network of European databases of women experts, which includes 100esperte, AcademiaNet, Agenda d’Expertes, and Les Expertes.
A Network to Beat Excuses
Discover an extensive selection of women experts available for interviews and events.
CHANGING NARRATIVES
If what we see and read and hear are men’s voices, men’s perspectives, men’s news, women continue to be framed as passive observers rather than active citizens.
—Karen Ross, Professor of Gender and Media at Newcastle University
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