Two winners in the competition for best pilot that actively promotes gender equality
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Intajat JadidaOn 1th March 2024, a panel of Intajat Jadida judges presented awards to two of the project's 21 participants in recognition of the cultural and educational pilots they had produced.
The two joint winners
Emna Ben Jemaa, independent content creator and founder of the Binetna media channel (Tunis, Tunisia), for Binetna ("Between us"), which looks at the way in which the role played by women in couples and our societies is changing.
Video format – 7-mins – Funny and effective.
Before I got married, the issues that affect women had always passed me by because I never faced restrictions on account of my gender. It was only when I got married and had a child that I became aware of all of these illogical restrictions imposed on women, just because they are women.
Emna Ben Jemaa
Manar Sadki, independent content creator at Meknech Production (Casablanca, Morocco) for her pilot, Toilettes de filles (Women's Toilets), which encourages women to speak out by giving them a platform to reclaim their bodies.
Video format – 4-mins – Innovative and engaging
We're with you. Tell your story to regain your power!" begins one of the women in the video, in whom another young woman confides about an abusive uncle.
Three experts sat on the panel: Chief editor at 24H Algérie (Algeria), Ghada Hammrouche; journalist and Head of Video at Obs magazine (France), Mélody Locard; and founder of Campus Mag and former CEO of the Jawjab platform (Morocco), Youssef Ziraoui.
As set out in its "gender strategy", CFI aims to pursue a proactive gender equality policy, both internally and in the management of its projects and its communications, thus reflecting France's ambition in this area.
