The MDDA attended and part sponsored the Boss Moves Media’s 5th Girls and Women in Media workshop, which took place at the Equinox Leadership centre in Sandton on Friday night 15 November 2019. The platform was created by Ms Nonala Tose, founder of Boss Moves Media to empower young women and girls who are entering the media industry. The open conversations allowed women to share their experiences within the newsrooms across Southern Africa and young women can take learnings on how they tackled challenges they faced. The workshop had powerful speakers such as Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams. Ms Carmed Reddy, Ms Patricia Hlungwani, Faith Mangope and others.
Girls and women in media Cocktail night, venue #TheEquinox in Sandton #Bossmovesmedia
15/11/2019 pic.twitter.com/cmVBD4JMWH— Boss Moves Media (@BossMovesMedia) November 19, 2019
Our Panelist :Message to my 10 year old @Patriciahlugwana – Keep on learning, and understand all the changes in your surroundings @FaithMangope
– It will be alright young lady @carmenreddy
– Anything is possible and don't forget to play #BOSSMOVESMEDIA #BossMovesMedia pic.twitter.com/Mspt4kKegU— Boss Moves Media (@BossMovesMedia) November 19, 2019
#Bossmovesmedia would like to acknowledge #girlsandwomeninmedia , who have graced us with their presence, Friday night. pic.twitter.com/jqvautUodF
— Boss Moves Media (@BossMovesMedia) November 19, 2019
Candice Morgan who deeply touches on the need for sign language in the media platforms #BOSSMOVESMEDIA #BossMovesMedia#ShePioneers pic.twitter.com/OrvCvMIH50
— Boss Moves Media (@BossMovesMedia) November 19, 2019
Our Minister of Communications
@Stellaratede. It was such an honor to have you as our guest.#ShePioneers #BossMovesMedia pic.twitter.com/ntgTxfdihr— Boss Moves Media (@BossMovesMedia) November 19, 2019
