Diversity and equal gender representation on and off-screen are still an issue in the media industry – what can female journalists do to support each other?
At the Women on Air event held at City University in London last week, women working in broadcast journalism discussed the challenges and opportunities for female reporters, producers and editors in the industry.
This week's podcast is an excerpt of the 'Where are they now?' session within the conference, with:
Minnie Stephenson, reporter, Channel 5 News
Fatima Manji, correspondent, Channel 4 News
Kathryn Stanczyszyn, political reporter, BBC 5 Live
Audio from the session was recorded by Madalina Ciobanu and reproduced with permission from the speakers and City University.
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