1. Institute submitted the proposal-“International Program for The Development of Communication” (IPDC) -to UNESCO. Institute will establish women media training organization in Bailang County in Tibet in 2006.

2. Institute has been set the Master Degree on “Media and Gender” in International Journalism School of Communication University of China. It plans to enroll the first graduates in autumn in 2006.

3. Institute plans to publish journals named Media and Gender Annual Report. Meanwhile, Institute will publish a set of books on media and gender in the beginning of 2006. There are 10 books in this set.

4. Institute has set cooperation with several institutions and persons to put forward the integration of theory and practice on media and gender, such as Women's Studies Institute of China, Women’s Studies Center of Peking University, China Women Newspaper, CCTV, China Radio International and Capital Women Journalists Association.