Ivy Lee Journal for Public Relations

The formation of the mental image of the woman (doctor) working in the health field is associated with her good performance and disciplined behavior in her work, as well as the role she plays, especially in light of the spread of the Covid19 pandemic and providing everything she can in her work. The problem of our research was the main question: (What is the mental image that public holds about women working in the health field during the Covid19 pandemic?).
661 single from the audience of the southern governorates, and the research reached several results, the most important of which are: that the image that the southern audience holds about the level of performance of the woman (the doctor) was positive according to the relative importance, as the average of the positive paragraphs for her level of performance reached (2.5), and that the first sources of formation
The picture was by (work colleagues and job) with a rate of (17.2%), followed by (visiting health institutions to conduct examinations) with a rate of (11.3%).

Interactivity is one of the most important features created by the modern technological revolution of communication, which has contributed to moving institutional media to a new and advanced stage based on openness, presenting points of view, and giving the public a greater role to be active in the communication process and achieving its desire to express its opinions.
This research comes to address the issue of interactivity on social networking sites regarding the activities of the Ministry of Construction, Housing and Public Municipalities through the Facebook page.
The research aims to reveal the extent to which the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Public Municipalities employ interactive tools on Facebook in relation to their activities and what are the forms of public interaction with them.
The researcher used the survey method, using the content analysis tool, through a comprehensive inventory of the content published on the Ministry’s page during the period extending from 10/15/2023 to 2/15/2024, amounting to (425) publications.
The research concluded with several results, the most important of which were the topics of relieving traffic congestion, the activities that were marketed in the publications of the Ministry of Construction and Housing, in addition to the large use of mental coaxing during the Ministry’s presentation of its activities. The results of the research also showed that field meetings were among the most important communication methods employed by the Ministry of Construction and Housing through its page. The results of the research also showed that the contents related to the distribution of residential lands and housing loans were the most interacted with by the public because of their direct impact on members of Iraqi society.

This research seeks to analyzing a short documentary film and answering the main question of how short documentaries are treated by AJ+ and DW. The research aims to identify the media frames and treatment methods used in the short documentaries of both platforms, as well as uncover the framing mechanisms employed. The researcher utilized an analytical methodology involving the descriptive method and content analysis, using purposive sampling and a comprehensive examination of the material. The study reveals that both platforms employ a similar general framework in presenting their short documentaries, emphasizing prominence. Additionally, both platforms prefer innovative methods in treating short documentaries. AJ+ primarily uses the narrator method, while DW commonly adopts the simulated reality method. Overall, this research sheds light on the media treatment and framing mechanisms of short documentaries on AJ+ and DW

This research represents an analytical study of the journalistic topics published on the electronic websites of Iraqi newspapers that addressed the issues of empowering Iraqi women, based on a content analysis form, using the survey-analytical approach for the research sample represented by the electronic website of the Iraqi newspaper Al-Sabah with (310) journalistic materials. The research found that the topics of (cultural, social, legal, economic, and media) empowerment topped the most prominent journalistic topics on women's empowerment issues published on the same electronic website, and the categories (effects of conflicts and wars on women, male domination, discrimination against women and lack of equality with men) topped as the most prominent obstacles to the process of empowering Iraqi women, in addition to the dominance of (news report, press article, and news) as the most prominent journalistic arts used on the electronic website of the Al-Sabah newspaper, the research sample.