A toolkit aimed at Muslim communities and civil society actors who are struggling for a more diverse, just and inclusive society. It aims to enhance their capacity to identify Islamophobia, including gendered Islamophobia, learn new communication tools, and develop strategies to combat its manifestations in the media, in private and public spaces, and in physical and virtual spaces.
The lack of Muslim women’s voices in Media outlets was again a trend identified in the second period of analysis carried out by the project MAGIC between October 2021 and February 2022 in Belgium and Spain.
Tips and advice to journalists and news media on how to approach the problem of Islamophobia and to confront the threat of anti-Muslim bias, particularly as it affects Muslim women.
There’s a lack of women voices in articles published in newspapers in Spain and Belgium that primarily discuss Muslim women and their roles in society, being female voices rarely called on for testimony and depicted mainly with a worrisome degree of superficiality. This is one of the main highlights of the fist period of analysis […]
The project will be publishing the main results of the mapping of Muslim women voices and gender Islamophobia and stereotypes in Spanish and Belgian Media.
