do they publish anything?
Yes, two annual print periodicals: "Voices for Media Democracy" and the "Directory of Women’s Media.
Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press
WIFP currently publishes two annual print periodicals: "Voices for Media Democracy" and the "Directory of Women’s Media.
who did jeffrey dean morgan play on supernatural John Winchester who is this character? He is a fictional character on The CW's series "Supernatural" how has he been portrayed? He is portrayed as a  "tormented soul," motivated by an "equal combination of revenge and protecting his sons. what is the storyline regarding him? He seeking revenge for his dead wife also , protecting his sons. which channel broadcasted the series in which this character is portrayed? UNANSWERABLE does this actor have any other profession apart from acting? Yes. He co-owns Samuel's Sweet Shop, a Rhinebeck candy store is he married? Yes. He married actress Hilarie Burton what other projects has he worked on? The Accidental Husband, Grey's Anatomy,Weeds to name a few when was the last one released? August 8, 2005 what is it about? It is an American dark comedy-drama television series who created it? Jenji Kohan who worked on the music for this? Malvina Reynolds where was she born? San Francisco is she an activist? Yes. She is an associate of the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press what is the purpose of this institute? It works to increase communication between women and connect the public with forms of women-based media. where is it located? Washington,DC
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Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press [SEP] Publications
When the Institute was founded, it immediately launched the periodical "Media Report to Women" with the subhead "What Women Are Doing and Thinking About the Communications Media." It was edited the first fifteen years by Dr Donna Allen. "Media Report to Women" was transferred in mid-1987 to Communication Research Association Inc., where it is still published. WIFP currently publishes two annual print periodicals: "Voices for Media Democracy" and the "Directory of Women's Media." The first version of the Directory was published in 1975, and had 154 women's periodicals. Out of these 154, there were 24 periodicals that were published outside of the United States.