‘Voice of Media’ Two-Day State-Level Women Journalists’ Convention Begins In Latur

LATUR::- With the aim of bringing new energy to journalism and making women journalism more empowered, self-reliant and dignified, the two-day state-level Women Journalists’ Convention organized by the Women’s Wing of ‘Voice of Media’ began with enthusiasm in Latur.

 The inauguration was held at Thormote Lawns on Ausa Road with lamp-lighting by senior social worker and entrepreneur Sunandatai Pawar, renowned news anchor and journalist Farah Khan, and Latur Zilla Parishad member Asha Bhise.

 The convention is expected to be significant for honouring the achievements of women journalists, discussing their problems and challenges, and strengthening their position in journalism.

 Prominent Guests Present:

The inaugural ceremony was attended by Voice of Media National President Anil Mhaske, National General Secretary Divya Bhosale, National Organizer and all Wings Head Rashmi Marwadi, State President Vijay Chordia, Vice President Sangam Kotalwar and Women State President Vaishali Patil, along with many other dignitaries. Women journalists and office-bearers from across the state were present, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm at the venue.

 On this occasion, the special convention edition of the mouthpiece ‘Voice of Media World’ was released by the dignitaries. The special issue explores the life journeys, struggles, achievements and contributions of women journalists in the state. Executive Editors Rashmi Marwadi and Vaishali Patil have chronicled the work and experiences of women journalists in words.

First Day Sessions:

In the first session on day one, women office-bearers from across Maharashtra expressed their views on the journey of Voice of Media, the organization’s work and the changing challenges in journalism. Speakers stressed the need for such conventions to give women journalists an organized platform, increase mutual dialogue and cooperation among them, and open new opportunities for their professional development.

 In today’s changing media world, women journalists face not only professional competition but also have to struggle on many fronts including safety, workplace issues, financial self-reliance, health and family responsibilities. Against this background, the main objective of the convention is to deliberate on women journalists’ rights, safety, financial self-reliance and professional empowerment.

 The convention is being viewed as a platform that will provide positive direction for empowering women journalists and give an organized voice to their issues.

The two-day convention will feature 6 to 8 sessions guiding and discussing various topics related to women journalism. Experienced women mentors will shed light on opportunities, challenges, rights and various aspects of self-reliance in journalism. The first day will conclude with a cultural program, and the convention will conclude on Sunday.

Giving a platform to women journalists’ experiences, collectively thinking over their issues, and inspiring them to move forward more confidently in journalism, this two-day gathering starting on Latur’s soil is expected to be an important milestone in the journey of women journalism.