Media women meeting

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The media women meeting , also known as the autumn meeting of media women , is an annual meeting of women from the broadcasters of ARD , ZDF and ORF . The content of the meeting is organized every year by the lead broadcaster. During the meeting, the Saure Gurke has also been awarded since 1980 , a negative prize intended to draw attention to particularly misogynistic television programs from public broadcasters .

Goals of the media women meeting

The overriding aim of the media women’s meeting is to address the issue of equality for women in public media outlets. Each meeting has its own focus. Lectures and discussion groups are organized for this purpose and general networking is promoted, and in some cases job-related advanced training events are offered.

A gender equitable filling of management positions in the broadcasting corporations is required throughout. Radio content classified as sexist should be combated.

history

The first meeting took place in 1978. The ZDF women's group, which was founded out of outrage over the presumed ignorance of the TV Council chairman and the balance of power, had invited. This year 130 women from the ARD broadcasters and ZDF met in Frankfurt am Main. A year later, 250 women were present in Berlin. From 1980 women from ORF also came to the autumn meeting. Demands for quotas and women's representatives determined the content of the meetings at that time. From 1985 positions for women's representatives were set up first in the Hessischer Rundfunk , then in the following years in all other broadcasters.

The participants of the 26th autumn meeting wrote a resolution in 2003 in which they called for decisions to discontinue women’s programs to be reversed and for more airtime to be given to the issue of gender equality.

The archive pages of the media women's meeting 2001–2009 have meanwhile been switched off because the organizer in 2010 did not want to bear the costs of hosting .

Places and topics

  • 2018 Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR); Munich; 'The sky is not the limit'
  • 2017 Deutsche Welle; Bonn; 'Digital world MADE BY WOMEN'
  • 2016 Second German Television (ZDF); Mainz; "Powerful, feminine, limitless"
  • 2015 Radio Bremen; Bremen; 'Large. Not good! '
  • 2014 Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR); Hamburg; 'Courage to do more' ··
  • 2013 Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB) and DLR; Berlin; 'We are program'
  • 2012 Saarländischer Rundfunk (SR); Saarbrücken; 'We are so n @ tt'
  • 2011 Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR); Leipzig; 'Competent, of course!'
  • 2010 West German Broadcasting (WDR); Cologne; 'It's all about charisma - women in the media'
  • 2009 Südwestrundfunk (SWR); Baden-Baden; 'Multitasking for Multimedia'
  • 2008 Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF); Vienna; 'Look change'
  • 2007 Hessischer Rundfunk (HR); Frankfurt; 'Young talent or good from experience'
  • 2006 Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR); Munich; 'Power and Prejudice'
  • 2005 Deutsche Welle (DW); Bonn; 'At home in the world'
  • 2004 second German television (ZDF); Mainz; 'Arrived!?'
  • 2003 Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR); Hamburg; 'Make an impact'
  • 2002 Ostdeutscher Rundfunk Brandenburg (ORB); Potsdam; 'Shaping opportunities'
  • 2001 Sender Free Berlin (SFB); Berlin; 'From all directions'
  • 2000 West German Broadcasting (WDR); Cologne 'good.better.senden - quality in radio and television'
  • 1999 Radio Bremen (RB); Bremen; 'Balancing act'
  • 1998 Saarländischer Rundfunk (SR); Saarbrücken; 'Women on the Net'
  • 1997 Südwestrundfunk (SWR); Stuttgart; 'Femme Medi @ le' - 20 years autumn meeting
  • 1996 Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR); Leipzig;
  • 1995 Hessischer Rundfunk (HR); Frankfurt a. M .; 'right ahead'
  • 1994 Südwestfunk (SWF); Baden-Baden; 'totally networked'
  • 1993 Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR); Munich; 'Women - Opportunities for Europe'
  • 1992 second German television (ZDF); 'Format female'
  • 1991 North German Broadcasting (NDR); Hamburg; 'It's our turn'
  • 1990 West German Broadcasting (WDR); Cologne; 'Woman with a bite'
  • 1989 Sender Free Berlin (SFB) and RIAS; Berlin; '12. High noon '
  • 1988 Saarländischer Rundfunk (SR) Saarbrücken;
  • 1987 Radio Bremen (RB); Bremen; 'For the 10th time'
  • 1986 Süddeutscher Rundfunk (SDR); Stuttgart; 'Without us, hearing and seeing will pass away'
  • 1985 Hessischer Rundfunk (HR); Frankfurt; 'New waves - perms?'
  • 1984 Deutsche Welle (DW); Cologne; 'Together we remain a nuisance'
  • 1983 Südwestfunk (SWF); Freiburg; 'Women in New Media'
  • 1982 Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR); Munich;
  • 1981 Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR); Hamburg;
  • 1980 West German Broadcasting (WDR); Cologne; 'What radio do we have? Which broadcast do we want? '
  • 1979 Radio Free Berlin (SFB) and RIAS
  • 1978 ZDF; Frankfurt a. M.

Negative price "sour cucumber"

The “sour cucumber” was first awarded in 1979. Every year the media women “honor” a program that conveys traditional women's clichés or is otherwise misogynistic.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ute Mies-Weber (Deutsche Welle): Speech for the 30th autumn meeting of women in the media 2007 [1]
  2. ↑ Gute Zeiten - Schlechte Zeiten ( Memento from January 30, 2005 in the Internet Archive ), Hamburg, November 9, 2003 (accessed on February 16, 2008)
  3. ↑ Documentations autumn meeting 1979–2005; Ute Mies private archive