| 100人の女性 | |
|---|---|
| 状態 | アクティブ |
| 頻度 | 毎年 |
| 活動年数 | 2013年~現在 |
| 開館 | 2013年10月22日 |
| 最新 | 2023年11月 |
| Webサイト | 100人の女性 |
100 Womenは、 2013年に始まったBBCのマルチフォーマットシリーズです。この年次シリーズでは、21世紀の女性の役割を検討し、ロンドン[1]やメキシコ[2]でのイベントも含まれています。 [3]リストの発表は、女性をテーマにした放送、オンラインレポート、討論、ジャーナリズムを含む3週間続く国際的な「BBCの女性シーズン」の始まりです。 [4]世界中の女性がTwitter経由で参加し、リストやリスト発表後のインタビューや討論にコメントすることが奨励されています。 [5]
歴史
2012年のデリー集団レイプ事件の後、当時のBBCコントローラーのリリアン・ランドール氏[6]、BBC編集者のフィオナ・クラック氏[7]、その他のジャーナリストたちは、現代社会における女性の問題と功績に焦点を当てたシリーズを制作することを思いついた。[8]彼女たちは、女性が直面している問題の多くが深く取り上げられていないと感じ、2013年3月、BBCは「女性リスナーからのフィードバックが殺到」し、同社が「女性による、女性に関するコンテンツ」をもっと提供すべきだという意見を受け取った。[9]
BBCは、メディアにおける女性の過少代表の問題に取り組むため、2013年にこのシリーズを開始しました。[8] [10]最初のプログラムに参加する女性は、26の異なる言語サービスでの調査によって選ばれました。[9]プログラムは1か月にわたって行われ、10月25日に開催された会議で最高潮に達し、世界中から100人の女性が共通の問題について話し合いました。雇用の課題、フェミニズム、母性、宗教など、幅広いトピックが議論され、[11]女性が生活する上で直面する文化的および社会的課題の両方が検討されました。[12]
このシリーズはそれ以来、教育、医療、同一賃金、性器切除、家庭内暴力、性的虐待など多くのテーマを取り上げており[13]、女性たちに世界を改善し性差別をなくす方法を議論する場を提供することを目指している。[14]リストに含まれる女性は世界中から集められ、さまざまな分野で活躍している。[15]すでに有名な女性だけでなく、あまり知られていない人々も含まれている。[16] [17]
受賞者
2023
2023年のリストは11月21日に発表され、気候変動に携わる21人の女性が含まれていた。受賞者には、インドのクリケット選手ハルマンプリート・カウル、アイタナ・ボンマティ、ミシェル・オバマ、アマル・クルーニー、ティムニット・ゲブル、トラン・ガム、フーダ・カッタンが含まれていた。リストは文化と教育、娯楽とスポーツ、政治とアドボカシー、科学、健康、テクノロジーの4つのカテゴリーに分かれており、受賞者のうち28人は気候の先駆者と呼ばれている(下の緑の行で表示)。[18]
政治とアドボカシー
エンターテイメントとスポーツ
文化と教育
科学、健康、技術
2022
2022年のリストは12月6日に発表された。今年リストに載った女性は、ウクライナのオレーナ・ゼレンスカ、ナナ・ダルコア・セキヤマ、歌手ビリー・アイリッシュ、プリヤンカー・チョープラー・ジョナス、セルマ・ブレア、リナ・アブ・アクレ、アラ・プガチェワ、エルナズ・レカビ、ユリマール・ロハス。リストは文化・スポーツ、活動・擁護、政治・教育、健康と科学の4つのカテゴリーに分かれている。[24]
政治と教育
Culture & Sport
Activism & Advocacy
Health & Science
2021
The 2021 list was published on 7 December with special focus on Afghanistan. The year's keyword is reset, covering women who have contributed to "playing their part to reinvent our society, our culture and our world". The list was subdivided into four categories: Culture & Education, Entertainment & Sport, Politics & Activism and Science & Health, with half the total laureates being Afghan.[26]
Not everyone's real name was used for their safety; pseudonymised laureates are marked in the table below with an asterisk.
Culture & Education
Entertainment & Sport
Politics & Activism
Science & Health
2020
The 2020 list was described as "different" before it was scheduled to be announced on 24 November 2020,[30] but it was released the day before. One name on the list was left blank as a tribute to the countless women around the world who had made sacrifices to help others. The list was subdivided into four categories: Knowledge, Leadership, Creativity and Identity.[31]
Knowledge
Leadership
Creativity
Identity
2019
The 2019 list was announced on 16 October 2019. The list of candidates was chosen from those nominated by the BBC's different language teams using the 2020 theme which was "The Female Future". The list was subdivided into six categories: Earth, Knowledge, Leadership, Creativity, Sport and Identity.[39]
Earth
Knowledge
Leadership
Creativity
Sport
Identity
2018
The 2018 list was announced in November 2018. The list included the 27th Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Stacey Cunningham who runs the New York Stock Exchange and Shaparak Shajarizadeh[42] who challenged the Iranian law that requires women to wear the Hijab.[43][44][45]
2017
In 2017 the women on the list were part of a 100 Women Challenge, tackling some of the biggest problems facing women around the world. Coming together in four teams, the women shared their experiences and created innovative ways to tackle:[48]
- The glass ceiling (#Teamlead)
- Female illiteracy (#Teamread)
- Street harassment (#Teamgo)
- Sexism in sport (#Teamplay)
Glass ceiling team
Women illiteracy team
Street harassment team
Sexism in sport team
2016
The 2016 theme was Defiance.[16] Part of the 100 Women festival took place in Mexico City on this year.[51] The main event took place at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, where artists like Julieta Venegas, Ángela Aguilar, Ali Gua Gua, Elis Paprika, Sofía Niño de Rivera, Ximena Sariñana, and Alexis De Anda performed live. The event also features debates with journalists Carmen Aristegui, and Denise Dresser, among others.[52] The 2016 list was published in alphabetical order, but split by category into Creative, Defiant, Influential, Pioneering and Resilient with 20 women in each stream.[53]
Creative
Defiant
Influential
Pioneering
Resilient
2015
The BBC News 100 Women list in 2015 was made up of many notable international names, as well as women who were unknown, but who represented issues women face. This year the list focussed on octogenarians sharing life lessons; 'good girl' film-makers discussing expectations; nursing; five high-profile women; and '30 under 30' entrepreneurs.[60]
The women of 2015, were from 51 countries and were not necessarily those who would traditionally have been seen as role models—a woman with depression, a woman who advocates for equal access to bathroom facilities, a woman who encourages other women to avoid make-up, and a reindeer nomad.[61]
The 100 Women interviews (five high-profile women)
30 under 30 entrepreneurs
'Good girl' film-makers
Vintage ladies (octogenarians)
Nurses
Further inspiration
2014
The BBC News 100 Women list in 2014 continued the efforts of the first year's initiative.[64]
2013
The 2013 event was a month-long BBC series that took place in October.[9] The series examined the role of women in the 21st century and culminated in an event held at BBC Broadcasting House in London, United Kingdom on 25 October 2013 involving a hundred women from around the world, all of whom came from different walks of life.[9] The day featured debate and discussion on radio, television and online, in which the participants were asked to give their opinions about the issues facing women.[1]
The event held on 25 October 2013 featured 100 women from all walks of life.[67]
Other participants
See also
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External links
- 100 Women at BBC Online
- BBC 100 Women at Wikimedia UK
- BBC 100 Women Online Initiative at WikiProject Women in Red – 21 November to 15 December 2016
