AMWIK has been involved in documentation of its activities and those of partners and supporting organisations. The Association in collaboration with other women associations working in Eastern Africa countries namely Uganda, Tanzania and Ethiopia produced a media code of conduct on reporting child sexual abuse and exploitation. The code  provides guidelines to be followed by journalists when reporting cases of  child abuse and exploitation. The Code seeks to sensitize journalists on the importance of upholding confidentiality,integrity and objectivity when reporting the cases without subjecting the child to more harm and trauma.  

Other publications include:

• A booklet on Effective Media Use – a toolkit for women leaders.
• Effective Media Use Handbook for Organisations working on Gender Programmes
• Best Practices in Child Labour. 
• A Fair Share for Women in Kenya a briefing kit on the Millennium Development Goals developed after making field visits to Garissa and Bondo
• The DAWN, a programmes based publication that centered on Gender and Governance.
• Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Newsletter.
• A Guide to Effective use of Media
• Child Bread Winners,Profiles of Working Children in Kenya
• Training Manual for Community Radio Listening Groups.
• Inuka, a Bi-Annual Human and Women Rights Newsletter. 
• A Media Toolkit for reporting Gender in Mind.

Most of these publications are available at the AMWIK Offices.