Emilly Comfort Maractho
@EMaractho
Researcher, media scholar & teacher @UCUniversity. Senior Lecturer, Journalism & Media Studies @UCUjourncom. Columnist @DailyMonitor | VC @UMWAandMamaFM
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https://emillysmusings.wordpress.com/ 28-08-2012 20:05:36
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We bring a message from Dr. Emilly Comfort Maractho, a researcher, academic & policy analyst. Her research focuses on media, communication,& development, focusing on media, gender, and social justice. let her message on #endchildmarriage inspire you to act
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Finally out!
A product of an SSRC funded panel @ the 21' IPRA conference. Convening a slew of sharp witted African 'media' scholars (mostly African Peacebuilding Network & SSRC's Next Gen Africa fellows)...Admire Mare (ZIM) Dr Pamela Mainye (KEN) Emilly Comfort Maractho (UG) Dr Bernadine Jones (SA) Toyin Ajayi (NGA)
.UN Development's new Gender Social Norms Index shows that there has been no improvement in biases against women in a decade.
Almost 9 out of 10 men and women worldwide still hold biases against women.
#CheckYourBias now: go.undp.org/GSNI2023
Withdrawal of computer misuse Bill long overdue
Read Emilly Comfort Maractho's argument๐bit.ly/3R47rnB
#MonitorUpdates
More women in newsroom management makes a difference for women as newsmakers.
Emilly Comfort Maractho writes: bit.ly/3dvx0zN
#MonitorUpdates #Monitorat30
7. Emilly Comfort Maractho How kind! I want you to know that these words you wrote about me, mean the world to me. Thank you for recognizing my small building blocks. Of course, I have not arrived yet. I acknowledge that I am still a work in progress. But with mentorship, I will get there.
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After reading the tweet, I switched off the TV just so I could focus on reading Emilly Comfort Maractho's column. I am afraid I won't repeat the words she mentioned. But one thing stood out for me. Emily recognized the work women do in the newsroom. She gave Carol Alyek Beyanga and I some flowers.
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After a long day, yesterday, I turned to Twitter. I landed on a tweet, in which Claire Muhindo had tagged me. She was thanking Emilly Comfort Maractho for giving flowers to some women in newsroom. Her tweet was accompanied by a screenshot of a column that Emily had written.
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Women empowerment is so near and dear to our hearts, we truly love being part of the empowerment, like minded community of women who life each other up and support each other through
Uganda Media Women's Association Emilly Comfort Maractho Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development Margaret B Sentamu Patricia K. Litho (PhD) UN Women Uganda Sarah Kizza Nsigaye @ Maskini Jewuri
๐ฎ๐ฉ๐๐ฏ๐ข ๐๐ฒ๐ฅ๐ฆ๐ซ๐ก๐ฌ Emilly Comfort Maractho Carol Alyek Beyanga Nayebare Harriet Flora Aduk Peninah A Grace Kenganzi JJ Rukundo Emilyโs heart shouldnโt break when women leave newsrooms. Itโs a good thing bse we need to grow beyond certain confines & create room for others to lead.
At some point it becomes a dead end professionally & itโs pointless to hang around. Best wishes to those still carrying on.
Thank you Dr Emilly Comfort Maractho for this piece about the women in the #MonitorAt30 story.
Cheers to Carol Alyek Beyanga Nayebare Harriet Margaret Vuchiri Flora Aduk Peninah A Grace Kenganzi JJ Rukundo and all the women who have worked hard to make the Monitor story richer
Cheers to you too, ๐ฎ๐ฉ๐๐ฏ๐ข ๐๐ฒ๐ฅ๐ฆ๐ซ๐ก๐ฌ and thank you too! Honoured to have sat in the same editorial meetings with these phenomenal women.
This is a beautiful read Emilly Comfort Maractho
Itโs been a constructive debate! Thank you all who joined this space! Letโs continue this conversation via #ACMETalks
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