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The proceedings of the second edition of the Forum of Mediterranean Women Journalists (Forum of Mediterranean Women Journalists) on Nov. 22/23, 2017 in Bari and Lecce, will open on Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 9:30 a.m. at the Aula Magna of the University of Bari Aldo Moro.

Introducing the proceedings:

Marilù Mastrogiovanni – Giulia journalists, creator and director of the Forum

Greetings from:

Marina Cosi, national president Julia journalists,

Rossella Matarrese, Giulia-Puglia coordinator.

Beppe Giulietti, FNSI president

Raffaele Lorusso, FNSI national secretary

Felice Blasi, president Corecom Puglia and the coordination of Italian Corecoms.

Serenella Molendini, alternate national equality councilor

Felice Uricchio, Rector of the University of Bari Aldo Moro

Aurora Vimercati, chairperson of the University of Bari’s Single Guarantee Committee.

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Altri panel

  1. #PressPhobia: the new war on information.
  2. The press review of the 2016 edition of the Forum
  3. UK confiscates passport from Zaina Erhaim
  4. Acquitted Omar Hashi Hassan. Who are the killers of Ilaria Alpi?
  5. Bonchino and Gernini’s live earthquake: when telling and being alive have the same priority
  6. Women in the media. A lustre ago
  7. Molendini: “The value of gender narrative.”
  8. Romina Gobbo: let’s defend “positive” Islam.
  9. Omar Hashi Hassan has been acquitted. So who assassinated Ilaria Alpi?
  10. Ceyda Karan: “Our fight for free information in Turkey.”
  11. Women, wars. All wars
  12. Julia journalists. United, free, autonomous
  13. Frontline. Women photojournalists in places of war
  14. Lorusso: “Gender equality. Problem not in the contract but in the newsrooms.”
  15. Forum alongside FNSI against jail time for journalists and reckless lawsuits
  16. Turkey: tightening the noose on information
  17. Molendini: “Being female journalists, a cultural challenge.”
  18. Daphne Caruana Galizia, the pen that defeats fear
  19. Message from President Laura Boldrini to the Forum of Mediterranean Women Journalists
  20. Julia journalists. United, free, autonomous
  21. Abu Jafar: “Stop the massacre. Maybe this is the last appeal from Aleppo.”
  22. Asmae Dachan: “I seek the voices of women and children.”
  23. Blasi: “A Protocol for Gender Language in Every Region and the Media”
  24. The promo video of FMJ 2016
  25. Serenella Molendini, new alternate National Equality Advisor.
  26. Lorusso: “Forum is important moment of reflection”
  27. Asmae Dachan, citizen journalism to tell the horror of Syria
  28. Leila Ben Salah: “I tell you about the jasmine of the Maghreb.”
  29. Oxygen for information: over three thousand journalists affected by attacks
  30. Women journalists “peace correspondents”: a sculpture by Salvatore Sava is dedicated to them
  31. Women in Iran: stark realities and old stereotypes
  32. Crusca: “Italian living language. It’s called sindaca.”
  33. The forum is worth 16 training credits for journalists
  34. Tea Sisto: “My Daily War.”
  35. Post-war Kosovo in the eyes of children
  36. Salvatore Sava’s “column of life” in award for Forum submissions
  37. “Words are stones”: stereotypes and threats, two sides of the same coin
  38. #TruthforDaphne. Mediterranean women journalists “enlighten” Malta
  39. Luciana Esposito: “The pen versus the gun.”
  40. The press review of the Forum
  41. About Femicide
  42. Turkey: The noose tightens on information
  43. Anabel Hernandez. Mexico, the risks of informing
  44. “Invicta. European premiere of the book on the life and investigations of Daphne Caruana Galizia
  45. Stop violence: the words to say it
  46. Intolerance toward journalists and that unjustifiable indifference of the Authorities
  47. Maria Grazia Mazzola’s greeting to the Forum of Mediterranean Women Journalists 2018
  48. Greetings from Roberto Speranza, minister of health
  49. Daphne Caruana Galizia, a journalism award in her memory
  50. Daphne, dying of journalism in EU
  51. Giulietti: “Let’s relaunch Daphne investigations. Let’s follow the Italian lead.”
  52. At the Forum “authoritative, heretical, dissident” women journalists
  53. Laura Cappon: commitment to bring justice to Giulio Regeni’s murder.
  54. Daphne: breakthrough in Malta investigation
  55. Boldrini: “Female journalists thorn in the side for clans.”
  56. Corecom Puglia, again this year with women journalists from the Mediterranean
  57. November 22-23-24, 2023, mixed mode, in-person and online, on FAD platform
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