20 Nov 2017 Children are active communicators
Millions of children around the world do not enjoy the basic right to communicate.
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Millions of children around the world do not enjoy the basic right to communicate.
...Call for European news media to end invisibility of refugees and migrants.
...Collective memory is now digitally mediated.
...Communicating peace involves the right to memory.
...Communicating climate justice effectively is a key part of the struggle post-COP23.
...UNESCO conference in Jamaica focuses on education and transformation....
Consultation in Costa Rica focuses on “Communication and Social Change: Beyond the SDGs”.
...On International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, WACC calls for greater solidarity with the world’s poor.
...Journalists attacked in Algeria while promoting local language and media.
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New station dedicated to Lumad stories, news reports, alternative music and advocacy songs.
...International Literacy Day (8 September 2017) is promoting “Literacy in a digital world”.
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A new mother attends a culturally sensitive counselling session at the Jose Domingo De Obaldia Hospital in David, Panama. Photo courtesy of UNFPA/Guadalupe Valdes. A key component of communications rights is recognition...
Digital platforms and social media need to demonstrate reliability, transparency, and legitimacy.
...In celebration of his 70th birthday, the 44 year-old study centre has been renamed the Msgr. Patrick Anthony Folk Research Centre.
Participants at a workshop to help build the capacity of Indigenous women broadcasters and sector leaders, held in Kathmandu, Nepal, by WACC and Cultural Survival partner Radio Kairan. Photo Credit: Cultural Survival On...
Study and discussion programme inspires international students.
...An important tool for promoting the rule of law, fighting corruption and ensuring other rights.
...Changing media landscape and role of media in sustainable development discussed.
...United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres speaks at the launch of the Plan of Action for Religious Leaders and Actors to Prevent Incitement to Violence that Could Lead to Atrocity Crimes....
Looking forward to tackling new challenges together with WACC members and partners worldwide.
...Accessibility and affordability are communication rights.
...Exploring new ways to tackle the complex, ever-changing challenges to the right to free expression.
...How to respond to the so-called post-truth era and issues such as misinformation, fake news, sensationalism, and alternative facts?
...The mass media are key drivers in the spread of information, and/or misinformation about human trafficking.
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SIGNIS – the World Catholic Association for Communication – is celebrating 90 years of work in the field of social communications, peace-building, and cinema.
...A television film dealing with how eight Dutch monks remaining in a monastery originally built for 120 decided to move to Schiermonnikoog, an island in the north of the Netherlands,...
On World Refugee Day, 20 June 2017, recognizing that the world is still witnessing unprecedented numbers of people fleeing their homes for safety, the World Association for Christian...
Ecumenical Jury Prize at Cannes goes to the Japanese film Radiance.
... How mass media and, more recently social media, are transforming the world we live in.
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