{"id":588647,"date":"2010-07-10T10:05:03","date_gmt":"2010-07-10T07:05:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/localhost\/wordpress\/?p=588647"},"modified":"2010-07-10T10:05:03","modified_gmt":"2010-07-10T07:05:03","slug":"change-your-world-agenda","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.satfrequencies.com\/girls\/change-your-world-agenda\/","title":{"rendered":"Change Your World – Agenda"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Change Your World!\u2014Yahoo! Business & Human Rights Summit on Women and Social\/Digital Media
\nNovember 27, 2011
\nCairo, Egypt
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Plenary Panels<\/font><\/b><\/font><\/p>\n

Revolutionary women: influential women from Egypt and across the Middle East and North Africa who have used social or digital media to be heard during the Arab Spring<\/font><\/font><\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/b>, Alyse Nelson, US, Vital Voices<\/font>
Maria Al Masani, Yemen, blogger and human rights activist, founder of Yemen Rights Monitor<\/font>
Asma Mahfouz, Egypt, Nobel prize nominee, founder of April 6 movement<\/font>
Manal al Sharif, KSA, blogger, women\u2019s rights activist, leader of right to drive campaign in KSA<\/font>
Maryam al<\/font>\u2010<\/font>Khawaja, Bahrain, human rights activist and the current head of foreign relations office for the Bahrain Center for Human Rights<\/font>
Danya B Mohammed, Libya<\/font><\/p>\n

After the Revolution: E<\/font><\/font>\u2010<\/font><\/font>lections and e<\/font><\/font>\u2010<\/font><\/font>governance. Women had key roles in the uprisings across the MENA region; how are women leading in the post<\/font><\/font>\u2010<\/font><\/font>revolutionary world? How are technology\/the Internet\/media being used as platforms for launching campaigns, creating consensus, becoming political leaders, and supporting good governance? What advice\/strategies? would women who have run give to those waiting in the wings<\/font><\/font><\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/b>: Erin Vilardi, USA, former Vice President of Program and Communications at The White House Project (TWHP), a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization working to advance U.S. women\u2019s leadership. While at TWHP, she developed Vote, Run, Lead <\/font>\u2010\u2010<\/font> the largest national political training program readying women for public office and civic life <\/font>\u2010\u2010<\/font> training over 12,000 women since 2004<\/font>
Dalia Ziada, Egypt, candidate for Parliament, Egyptian rights activist, blogger, laureate of Anna Lindh Euro<\/font>\u2010<\/font>Mediterranean Journalist Award, Tufts University Presidential Award, honored by Newsweek as one of 150 most influential women in the world, selected by Daily Beast as one of world\u2019s 17 bravest bloggers, and named by Time magazine as rights champion. http:\/\/daliaziada.blogspot.com\/p\/about<\/font>\u2010<\/font><\/font>me.html<\/font><\/a><\/font>
Esraa Abdel Fatah, Egypt, Nobel Peace prize nominee, political activist, potential Democratic Front Party candidate for Egyptian parliament<\/font><\/p>\n

What is the role and importance of journalism when it comes to social change? What is the line between journalist and activist; should there be a line, and is it more easily blurred with citizen journalism? What responsibilities do citizen journalists have, and to whom? Are there agreed<\/font><\/font>\u2010<\/font><\/font>upon journalistic standards and guidelines for the blogosphere\/Twittersphere<\/font><\/font><\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/b>: Ann Hoffman, Vital Voices, Director of Online Communications, Global Partnerships Lara Ayoub, Jordan, digital media pioneer and portal manager, Al Ghad and Al<\/font>\u2010<\/font>Waseet<\/font>
Hosam El Sokkari, Head of Audience, Yahoo! Maktoob – formerly of the BBC<\/font>
Lina Attalah, Managing Editor, Al Masry Al Youm<\/font>
Chris Barr, VP, Yahoo! Global Editorial<\/font>
Lamees Dhaif, Bahrain, Bahraini journalist active in the Bahraini resistance campaign<\/font>
Hebah Abdalla, Egypt\/US, Senior Producer, Al Jazeera English<\/font>
Shatha Al<\/font>\u2010<\/font>Harazi, Yemen, blogger and reporter, _The Yemen Times<\/font><\/p>\n

Talking Back! Facilitated workshop\/listening session to elicit ideas for tools, platforms, technology and media that would better facilitate entrepreneurship, political leadership, media and human rights\/social justice activism<\/font><\/font><\/p>\n

Facilitator<\/b>, Dr. Nagla Rizk, Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research and Associate Professor of Economics at the School of Business, the American University in Cairo. She is Founding Director of the Access to Knowledge for Development Center (A2K4D) at AUC and an affiliated fellow of the Information Society Project at Yale Law School<\/font>
Ranwa Yehia, Co<\/font>\u2010<\/font>founder and Director, Arab Digital Expression Foundation<\/font>
Engy Ghozlan, Egypt, Egyptian Centre for Women\u2019s Rights and co<\/font>\u2010<\/font>founder, HarassMap<\/font>
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Heba Abu Shehadeh, Yahoo! Maktoob Chief Editor, Communities<\/font>
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