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The International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT), founded in 1951, is a forum for personal contact and professional development among women broadcasters worldwide. We are a non-governmental organisation (NGO) with consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

Comprising women of many nationalities across the broadcast spectrum, we arrange international conferences with workshops, screenings, lectures, training and professional networking.

Group photo during the Regional Meeting in Tunisia on 9-11 Nov 2012Group photo during the Regional Meeting in Tunisia on 9-11 Nov 2012

Ananya and Jon at the RegistrationAnanya and Jon at the Registration

Participants from the Norwegian ChapterParticipants from the Norwegian Chapter

The Panelists with the Presdient, Racheal NakitareThe Panelists with the Presdient, Racheal Nakitare

The Team of TranslatorsThe Team of Translators

Racheal presenting her token of appreciation to the local host, Khedija Lemkecher.Racheal presenting her token of appreciation to the local host, Khedija Lemkecher.

Gunilla exchanging ideas with colleaguesGunilla exchanging ideas with colleagues

Some of the few men participantsSome of the few men participants

Solveig all set for the meetingSolveig all set for the meeting

L to R: Olivia, Hana, Batirtze, Supattra and ElizabethL to R: Olivia, Hana, Batirtze, Supattra and Elizabeth

Break TimeBreak Time

Racheal in TunisiaRacheal in Tunisia

Racheal and Gerd Inger in caucusRacheal and Gerd Inger in caucus

Gerd Inger moderating a sessionGerd Inger moderating a session

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