The Press Justice Project invites you to an afternoon of discussion, insight and debate exploring the experiences of women in the media and the urgent need for greater accountability across journalism, law and public life.

Women, Media and Justice: Challenging Misogyny, Changing the Narrative

From controversy over the misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements to the realities of working as a woman in journalism, and the persistent misogyny that continues to shape media narratives, this event brings together leading voices from law, journalism, politics and campaigning to examine the challenges women continue to face and the reforms needed to create lasting change.

Across three compelling panel discussions, The Use of NDAs, Women in Journalism, and Misogyny in the Media, our speakers will explore the legal, cultural and institutional barriers that continue to silence women, influence public perception and undermine equality.

Featuring speakers from across law, journalism, politics and public life, including:

• Carole Cadwalladr

• Mandy Garner

• Gina Miller

• Anna Melton

• Rachael Somerset

• Lisa Moorish

Further speakers to be confirmed.

Whether you work in law, journalism, communications, politics or campaigning, or simply believe in fairness, equality and freedom of expression, this is more than a panel event.

It is a conversation about power, representation and the responsibility we all share in creating a media landscape where women are heard, respected and treated with dignity.

Secure your place and join the conversation.

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