17 Aug 2009 Locarno 2009
At the 62nd Locarno Film Festival held 5-15 August the Ecumenical Jury of SIGNIS and INTERFILM awarded its Prize to the film Akadimia Platonos directed by...
16 Jun 2009 Cannes 2009
On its 35th anniversary, the Ecumenical Jury awarded its Prize at the Cannes Film Festival to Looking for Eric directed by Ken Loach (United Kingdom, 2009).
...16 Jun 2009 Berlin 2009
At the Berlin International Film Festival the Ecumenical Jury awarded its main competition prize to Little Soldier (Annette Oleson, Denmark 2008) which depicts a quest for freedom from a violent past and...
08 Mar 2009 Video on Gender and Communication in Mass Media /es
Asociación Civil Artemisa Comunicación (ACAC), Argentina International organisations and women's movements around the world and in Argentina agree that the mass media are sexist in their treatment of women. Media in...
08 Jan 2009 ‘Video on Gender and Communication in Mass Media’
WACC-supported project 2008-2009
Partner: Asociación Civil Artemisa Comunicación (ACAC), Argentina
The project is implemented by Asociación Civil Artemisa Comunicación (ACAC), a not-for-profit organisation that promotes equality between women and men through communication.
...18 Dec 2008 Berlin 2008
The Ecumenical Jury at the 58th Berlin International Film Festival (7-17 February 2008) gave its award...
18 Dec 2008 Cannes 2008
At the Cannes Film Festival 2008 the Ecumenical Jury Prize went to Adoration directed Read More
06 Mar 2007 Pentecostalism, media and cultural discourse in Africa
Ogbu Kalu
Media use in contemporary Africa has attracted much attention because the charismatic and Pentecostal movement has been the most avid consumers. Indeed,...
09 Nov 2006 ‘Natural’ disasters as catalysts of political action
- Mark Pelling and Kathleen Dill
- This article, from a briefing note prepared for Chatham House,1 presents initial findings of a study...
17 May 2006 Changing communication dynamics in Africa
Francis B. Nyamnjoh
African people are often bitter about the fact that the cultures and worldviews of others have coloured their own outlooks and, in certain cases, claimed centre...
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