15 Nov Sissies, landing strips and shoulders – body shaming in ChinaIdeas about what constitutes physical beauty in China are as restrictive as anywhere else and ‘body-shaming ’is endemic. Love Matters China wanted to encourage their young audience to feel more confident about their bodies. read more
1 Nov The power of TikTok in ChinaWorking with digital media can throw up unexpected results – as Justice4Her discovered recently when a video about who gets custody of the pets in a dvorce went viral on TikTok. read more
17 Oct Access Denied – digital rights at SPEAK! 2019Access Denied: Click to claim your civic space was an event focusing on digital access in restrictive settings, organised by RNW Media in partnership with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. read more
11 Oct Recognition and reggaeton for El Toque CubaEl Toque Cuba has won a prestigious Online Journalism Award for a major interactive project created to increase understanding of Cuba’s recent constitutional reforms. read more
19 Sep Building an eco-system for digital activismDigital activism works in an ecosystem – and just as the success of a species is dependent on its reaction to environmental factors, so is the success of a digital activist platform. read more
12 Sep The power of pleasureLove Matters Arabic has a pleasure-positive approach to SRHR and stepped up to the challenge of starting a conversation with their online community on a topic that’s taboo in Egypt – sexual pleasure. read more
5 Sep Using moderation to build communitiesRNW Media’s moderation strategy is not just about removing abusive remarks but about looking at the conversations taking place and generating real dialogue. read more
27 Aug Exploring SRHR options in YemenWhen looking to expand our Love Matters programme, research and local experience showed that a pleasure-positive approach was not the best way to achieve our SRHR goals in Yemen. read more
22 Aug UX design – more than just a pretty faceUX design is about more than creating a website that looks good. It’s about giving your audience what they actually want – not what you assume they want. read more
