AzMina Magazine is a journalistic vehicle focused on covering diverse topics with a gender slant. It does not treat women as a universal category and always considers the perspectives of race/ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, and gender identity, including trans men, transmasculine men, and non-binary people in its coverage.
Created by women who felt unrepresented by prevailing definitions of femininity and gender in media and society, AzMina combines data, technology, and networks to enhance the power and reach of its work, deliberately avoiding hard news. The magazine emphasizes information with educational power, exclusive content, and high-impact campaigns.
It uses simple, accessible, and entertaining language to engage readers and employs a variety of media, including illustrations, videos, memes, campaigns, and social networks, to effectively communicate its message.
Last updated date: July 2024
Source: AJOR