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ميجان كاميرك :النساء لابد أن يُمثلن النساء فى وسائل الأعلام.

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كيف تقوم بسرد قصص النساء؟ أطلب من امرأة سردها. في مؤتمر TEDxABQ تعرض ميجان كاميرك كيف تقلل وسائل الاعلام من تغطيتها للنساء كمراسلات ومصدر للأخبار، وبسبب ذلك تقدم قصصا ناقصة . . ( تم تصويره في مؤتمر TEDxABQ.)

Reporter Megan Kamerick fights for well-balanced storytelling in media.
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Translated into Arabic by Ahmed Abd Elkader Elkasas
Reviewed by Anwar Dafa-Alla
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