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Global Health Strategies

Gender Curriculum & Media Fellowship for Inclusive Narratives

SDG

SECTOR

SERVICES

  • Curricula Design
  • Fellowship Design

TARGET AUDIENCE

  • College Students
  • Communications & Development Professionals

PLATFORM

  • Classrooms
  • Offline Trainings
Closeup of an old woman smoking—taken from the Gender Curriculum & Media Fellowship designed by Newsworthy.Studio for Global Health Strategies.

Global Health Strategies engaged Newsworthy.Studio to design a gender curriculum and media fellowship on sensitivities and inequalities, within and beyond the male/female binary. The multidisciplinary and independently-held curriculum was developed after deep research and includes modules on labour; sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice; financial inclusion; caste and ability; and healthcare.

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The Challenge

Encourage communication professionals to think about gender as more than a genre

The Outcome

Customised college curriculum & media fellowship on the pervasiveness of the 'gender lens'

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An image showcasing the trouble for water in India where differently aged women and trying to fill water

Educational Innovation: Empowering Through Gender Curriculum and Media Fellowship

By bridging Gender Studies and Mass Media Studies, a graded lecture course on the curriculum was conducted for 200+ upcoming communications professionals in four colleges across India. In addition, a media fellowship was structured to build the capacities of communication and development sector professionals, especially those serving vernacular communities.

Explore our Work

A women in a pink saree and a flowers in her black hair. She is looking at road in the background with her back facing the camera, used as a representative image for a series on gender-based violence

PARI

Shifting the narrative around sexual and gender-based violence

Reportage.

Image from the cover page of Population Foundation of India's 2023-24 report showing a group of students in a classroom, raising hands.

Population Foundation of India

Promoting informed discourse on changing population dynamics

Annual, ESG & Research Reports.

A graphic to promote electoral media literacy. It features the title “Democracy, in 2 Minutes,” with the “2” as a victory sign. It has three grayscale figures—Aditya Varier, Pallavi Prasad, and Aditi Murti—alongside a bowl of noodles as a symbol for quick content. It also has an inked finger, smartphone, and voting machine, all on a purple background. It blends pop culture with civic engagement.

DataLEADS

Boosting voter literacy ahead of Lok Sabha Polls 2024

Content IPs. Graphics & Illustrations. Photos & Videos.