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Need expert sources? InterviewHer connects journalists with women experts in policy, human rights, peace-building and beyond—helping you find the right voices for every story: interview-her.com

Need an expert? We’ve got hundreds. InterviewHer connects journalists with women experts across industries—no more excuses for all-male panels: interview-her.com

From Puerto Rico to the Inter-American Court, Bárbara Jiménez-Santiago advances legal protections for women and girls across Latin America & the Caribbean. She's one of our InterviewHer experts: equalitynow.org/staff-member/b…

📢 OPEN CALL in Mesoamerica 🌎 Are you a woman activist, researcher, or expert in human rights, gender equality, environment, or peacebuilding? Join InterviewHer and connect with international journalists: interview-her.com/submit-an-expe…

This is what experts look like. Not just the voices you hear most often, but the ones too often left out. Women are leading. Women are building. Women are shaping the conversation. It’s time media reflects that.

Women leaders from Northeast India are shaping conversations on peace and security: msn.com/en-in/news/oth… Binalakshmi Nepram (featured in this piece) is also an InterviewHer expert, working at the intersection of gender, conflict, and disarmament.

When women are excluded from research, data, and decision-making, the world works less well for everyone. The same applies to media. When women experts aren’t interviewed, we all miss out on knowledge and perspective. That’s why InterviewHer exists. interview-her.com

As tensions escalate in Iran, whose voices are being heard? Women across the region are often missing from media coverage. Journalists: you can find women experts from the region at InterviewHer.

📢 ¡CONVOCATORIA ABIERTA! ¿Eres una activista, investigadora o experta en derechos humanos, igualdad de género, medio ambiente y áreas relacionadas en Mesoamérica? 🌎 Registra tu perfil para conectar con periodistas internacionales: interview-her.com

📢OPEN CALL! Are you a woman activist, researcher or expert in human rights, gender equality, environmental issues, or related fields in Mesoamerica? 🌎 Register your profile to connect with international journalists: interview-her.com

Know a woman expert whose voice should be in the media? Submit her to InterviewHer and help journalists find the expertise they need and the perspectives we need to hear: interview-her.com/submit-an-expe…

Women’s History Month is a reminder that women have always shaped history, even when their expertise wasn’t quoted, credited, or amplified. InterviewHer works to ensure women experts are heard in today’s headlines: interview-her.com #WomensHistoryMonth #InterviewHer

50 years after Lebanon’s civil war began, peace remains incomplete. InterviewHer expert Sania Farooqui breaks down why justice, accountability & women’s leadership are essential: ow.ly/Cze550Ymbly

After CBS pulled a 60 Minutes report on alleged abuses at El Salvador’s CECOT prison, Alexa Koenig of the UC Berkeley Human Rights Center spoke out about the importance of evidence-based human rights reporting. abc7news.com/post/berkeley-…

8 in 10 peace talks between 2020–2023 had no women involved, per UN Women. Exclusion isn’t neutral. It shapes the outcome. InterviewHer works to make women experts visible, because representation in the room changes what peace looks like.

Iran is systematically dismantling the legal profession through prosecutions, bar interference, and gender-based repression. No Defence features InterviewHer expert Dr. Moinipour, documenting how attacking lawyers has become a tool of state repression: ow.ly/2Irk50Y1YBR

Whose voices shape the news? The Missing Perspectives of Women in News shows how women remain marginalized across newsrooms, sourcing, and coverage even as they are deeply affected by the stories being told: iwmf.org/missing-perspe…

Why does “gender apartheid” matter as a legal concept? A new piece on the push to codify gender apartheid under international law features InterviewHer expert Akila Radhakrishnan, outlining why survivor-led frameworks are essential for accountability: ow.ly/BJPE50Y1Yb6

“I hope it will not be another Afghanistan.” A powerful analysis on Yemen’s endgame by Afrah Nasser, one of our experts. When Yemen is discussed, Yemeni women experts should be leading the conversation. You can find them on InterviewHer. ow.ly/mqxt50XYja9

UN experts are urging Iran to halt the execution of women’s rights activist Zahra Tabari—a stark reminder of how women’s voices are criminalized. If you’re covering Iran, you can find women experts from Iran on InterviewHer. ow.ly/kicj50XYj8h

As the UN warns of worsening humanitarian conditions in Sudan, women experts and journalists are documenting the crisis on the ground. If you’re covering Sudan, InterviewHer helps connect you with women voices who bring critical human rights expertise: ow.ly/TBT350XSewS