We live in an era of crises, one of the most serious being the
restriction and poisoning of debates and public discussions.
We are in the midst of a media and communication crisis. These adverse
scenarios are not unfamiliar to feminist movements.
Historically, feminists have confronted violence, inequality, and
discrimination with imagination and creativity.
What can we in journalism learn from this capacity to envision
alternative futures? How can our journalistic work be transformed
through a courageous feminist approach?
Short Bio - Jhulissa Michelle Nogales Cardozo
CEO and co-founder of the journalism and communications project MUY WASO.
In 2021, she joined the team of ‘Colmena’ an open source software for
the Global South.
Since 2023, she leads a national MIL training project with journalists,
feminist and LGBTIQ+ content creators of Bolivia.
Currently a guest professor at the UPSA's Indigenous Journalism Program
and part of the DW Academy's Global Reference Group.