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Annotated Materials

ISIS Philippines

NGO_Women@asia.net
The book assesses the extent to which women's groups use ICTs in seven countries - India, Indonesia, Japan, Mongolia, Nepal, south Korea and the Philippines.
URL: http://www.isiswomen.org/pub/catalogue/books.html

Changing Lenses: Women's Perspectives on Media
Editorial consultant: Jo-ann Q. Maglipon

In 1997, the Asian Regional Conference on Gender and Communication Policy mandated Isis International-Manila to carry out a survey of existing media code of conduct in selected countries in Asia and the Pacific. The survey, entitled "State of Women and Media: Focus on Violence Against Women," was presented at the 42nd session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). At the 42nd session, Isis in partnership with the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), also organized a forum and successfully campaigned for the inclusion of media-oriented strategies for addressing violence against women in the CSW's final document. This book is the offshoot of that forum.
URL: http://www.isiswomen.org/pub/catalogue/books.html

Living Collections
Edited by Chat Garcia-Ramilo and Teresita G. Camacho

Living Collections is a book that celebrates women's resource centres as they create a more woman-centered world-view through information. It features sixteen resource centres in Asia and the Pacific and the many ways they collect, store, document and move information.
URL: http://www.isiswomen.org/pub/catalogue/books.html

Women's Experiences in Media
Edited by Rina Jimenez David

A collection of 25 inspirational stories of women's groups from around the world who have successfully used alternative media to connect with other women.
Source: http://www.isiswomen.org/pub/catalogue/books.html

The State of Women and Media in Asia-- An Overview
Prepared by Mari Luz Quesada Tiongson, Isis International-Manila for the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) September 1999 The report identifies the gains, gaps, challenges, obstacles, and persistent issues in relation to the BPFA Section on Women and Media as well as issues that have emerged since 1995. The report ends with a list of recommendations and future actions in further addressing this critical area.
URL: http://www.isiswomen.org/campaigns/sectionj/index.html

Violence Against Women in Media

The pack is culled from a full report titled State of Women and Media: Focus on Violence Against Women, which will be published along with proceedings of the Multi-Media Forum co-organized by Isis International-Manila, the United Nations Fund for Women (UNIFEM), the United Nations Methodist Church Office for the United Nations, and the Office for International Justice and Human Rights.

URL: http://www.isiswomen.org/pub/catalogue/mediapack.html

Asian Regional Alternative Report on Section
URL: http://www.isiswomen.org/campaigns/sectionj/altregional.html#top

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