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The #MeToo movement has “brought to light some of the gender violence
directed against women,” and Glory Dharmaraj wonders whether this would
have an effect on the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP)...
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Gender,
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The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) has become a “reference
point” for Claudia Padovani’s teaching, research and advocacy activities
in Italy....
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Gender,
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WACC Caribbean
For Hillary Nicholson, the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) has
provided useful data that has helped her organization, WMW-Jamaica
(formerly Women’s Media Watch) in its advocacy and training of
gender/media activists....
WACC’s
recently elected global President, Embert Charles, has assumed his role
at the head of the organization's new Board of Directors. The Board will
serve a four-year term 2019-2023....
WACC will be featured in the highly-anticipated DW Global Media Forum scheduled May 27-28 in Bonn, Germany.
...
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Gender,
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Every five years since 1995, the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP)
has counted on hundreds of volunteers around the world to take a
“snapshot” of their country’s media to see how men...
Following the election of Embert Charles as WACC President and
Stephen Brown as WACC Treasurer, a new Board of Directors has been
appointed commencing June 1, 2019 for a four-year term.
...
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The 1/2019 issue of Media Development goes in search of the missing Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) that “underpins all the other SDGs.”...
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Stephen Brown will serve another term as treasurer of WACC.
WACC’s Board of Directors named Brown as treasurer from 2019 to 2023. He served in the same capacity from 2015-2019....
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Embert Charles, WACC president-elect, is scheduled to deliver a talk on the Kwéyòl language on Thursday, May 9, in Toronto.
Charles was invited by York University in his capacity...
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Preparations are underway for the 2020 Global Media Monitoring
Project (GMMP), the largest and longest-running research and advocacy
initiative on gender equality in the world’s news media....
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Cinema,
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Eldorado, a brutally honest documentary, reveals the hidden dimensions of what has become a universal tragedy.
...
Forced displacements and migration have become “inescapable” in today’s
world and media must not only find responsible ways of reporting about
these issues, but also help “guarantee future coexistence in a diverse
society,”...
Today, May 3, is World Press Freedom Day, and WACC is calling on all
individuals to support and promote independent and diverse media....
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WACC members have elected the organization’s next president, who comes from its Caribbean Region.
...
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WACC Asia,
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WACC Europe,
WACC Latin America,
WACC Middle East,
WACC North America,
WACC Pacific
The Global Media Monitoring
Project (GMMP) logo – with figures of a woman reading the news from a
desktop computer and a man reading a newspaper while perched on a globe –
has...
Will you help make the 2020 Global Media Monitoring (GMMP) possible?
Please consider donating to the GMMP’s campaign via Fundly, a crowdfunding site for online fundraising....
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The Communication Foundation for Asia (CFA), a WACC partner, held a
forum and talkathon on fake news, cyberbullying and other issues
affecting social media April 10 in Sta. Mesa, Manila....
WACC’s vision of “Communication for all,” means that its purpose is “to
disturb the conscience of the world by being critical, opening up
dialogue and creating greater understanding,” says General Secretary
Philip Lee....
A human rights NGO has published a guide for reporting on
Argentina’s memory, truth and justice process amid “alarming” efforts
to deny or downplay abuses committed during the country’s military
dictatorship.
...
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WACC Europe has elected a new Regional Executive Committee
(REC) during its once-every-four-years Assembly, held as part of as
joint seminar organised with the Conference of European Churches from
10-12 April in Helsinki...
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WACC Europe
Truth, human dignity and non-violence are three universal principles
that ought to “shape and define communication rights in a divided
world,” said Philip Lee, general secretary of the World Association for
Christian Communication...
Posted at 09:42h
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WACC Latin America
Information manipulation or the so-called “weaponization of social
media” has been the subject of many discussions and studies in recent
years. Even military experts have weighed in, saying Facebook, Twitter
and YouTube –...
Posted at 09:47h
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WACC Europe
About 50 Christian communicators are expected to gather
April 10-12 in Helsinki to address the global phenomena of hate speech
and disinformation.
...
Do you have a passion for either gender equality, women’s rights,
human rights, or ethical journalism? Are you curious about how to unpack
and analyze media content from a gender perspective?
...
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WACC Latin America
The purchase of a 300-watt transmitter and the construction of a radio cabin, recording studio and antenna has allowed Radio Tzinaka, a community radio station in Tzinacapan, in Mexico’s...
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WACC Caribbean, WACC’s regional association in the Caribbean, held its General Assembly on February 27, 2019....
Since 1970, WACC has published Media Development, a quarterly journal that has examined critical issues about the role of communications in promoting social justice worldwide....
Living in a post-truth era, where people disregard facts or cherry-pick
those that bolster their own beliefs, is the biggest challenge facing
communication rights of people around the world, says Piet Halma,...
Posted at 12:11h
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WACC Asia
Newar Indigenous peoples displaced by a road expansion in Bhaktapur
Municipality, Kathmandu Valley, have been promised compensation by the
Nepalese government as a result of the local community’s activism,
including a sustained public...