SECTOR 4 • Media education for the public. • Build capacity of new journalists and alternative press. • Promote regular internal dialogues in the media and government/parliament. • Training of journalists on digital migration. • Training on content development for internet. • Engage with civil society to build journalism as a profession. • Distribute AMB report widely. • Deliberate efforts to build capacity and strengthen community media in this country. Dissemination: • 1. Through Public Forums • 2. Through the media The panel meeting was held on 20-22 November 2009, Hotel Cathay, Nakuru Panel members: 1. Ms Christine Nguku, Alternative Media Manager. christinenguku@yahoo. com christinenguku@africadmo.com 2. Ms Rebecca Wanjiku, Kenya ICT Network (Kictanet). rebecca.wanjiku@ gmail.com or rebecca@wanjiku.co.ke 3. Ms Mary Njeri – Human Rights Lawyer, Executive Director of the Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW). marynjeri@covaw.or.ke 4. Ms Susan Kariuki, Programme Manager – The Youth Agenda (YAA). susan@youthagenda.org AFRICAN MEDIA BAROMETER KENYA 2009 63