Liechtensteiner Vaterland publishes women's issue "Frauenland" for the second time
For one day on Friday, Vaterland will be called "Women's Land". In doing so, the daily newspaper wants to make a contribution to International Women's Day and make the women in its pages particularly visible on this day.
First Lady Gudrun Hasler gives an insight into her everyday life as the wife of Liechtenstein's head of government, public prosecutor Brigitte Kaiser talks about how both a career and motherhood are possible with a well-planned schedule and Sister Regina opens the doors of the St. Elisabeth convent in Schaan.
This year, the "Vaterland.li" website will also be adapted to "Frauenland.li". Interested parties can find important news, videos and articles about International Women's Day here.
Last year, a special edition of the Liechtenstein Vaterland was published for International Women's Day. Frauenland" was awarded bronze in the "Special Editions" category of the Print Innovation Award of the World Association of Newspapers (WAN-IFRA) in Berlin. The four project managers Bettina Stahl-Frick, Dorothea Alber, Mirjam Kaiser and Nathalie Bagnoud accepted the award in person together with "Vaterland" editor-in-chief Patrik Schädler. The positive feedback and the innovation prize in Berlin showed the editorial team that they had taken the right and important step with "Frauenland".
