Women Journalists in Finland – in Finnish, Naistoimittajat ry – is an active association for women working in the broad field of journalism. Women Journalists in Finland is not a trade union, though union membership of one is a condition for joining the association.

Launched in 1946 to unite women who earn their living in the media, Women Journalists in Finland is one of the oldest journalists’ associations in the country. Today it brings together women from all forms of journalism, from daily newspapers and professional publications to news agencies and broadcasting companies.

The association’s prime interests are influencing public opinion and providing professional training in all branches of journalism as well as recreation to its members.