AWJP/AWJP-data

The Africa Women Journalism Project (AWJP) supports African women journalists in reporting on underreported and underrepresented communities. # The AWJP Data Repository ## Introduction Welcome to the Africa Women Journalism Project (AWJP) Data Repository. This repository is dedicated to providing a comprehensive collection of datasets on various topics relevant to the mission of AWJP. Our goal is to support journalists, researchers, policy-makers, and activists by making data easily accessible to the public and other developers. ## About AWJP The Africa Women Journalism Project (AWJP) is committed to promoting the role of African women journalists in reporting on underreported and underrepresented communities. We focus on issues such as gender-based violence, health, education, economic empowerment, and human rights. Through data, we aim to highlight critical areas of need and drive positive change across the continent, by empowering women journalists to tell these important stories. ## Repository Structure This repository is organized into several main topics, each containing relevant datasets. Below is an overview of the structure: - **AWJP Research** - Gender, Journalism, and Power: Role of Women in Francophone African Newsrooms Research Report - **Health & Well-being** - Covid-19 - HIV - Mental Health - Maternal Health - Child Health - Vaccines - Sexual & Reproductive Health - **Education & Employment** - Education - Work, Employment & Wages - **Governance & Policy** - Governance & Policy - Elections - Government Expenditure - Law & Justice - Police - Insecurity - **Social Issues & Human Rights** - Demographics - Human Rights - Lifestyle, Culture & Tradition - Gender Inequality - Tradition, religion and beliefs - Sexual & Gender-based Violence (SGBV) - LGBTQ+ - Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) - Child Marriage - Teenage Pregnancy - Refugees - Disability - **Environment & Economy** - Environment & Climate Change - Economy - Blue Economy - Entrepreneurship - Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) - Poverty - Agriculture & Land - Food & Nutrition - Development - Technology - Artificial Intelligence …