24 Nov 2021 Media Development 2021-4 online magazine and pdf
Media Development 2021-4 Communicating Climate Change The basic premise of public interest journalism is that people should be informed in a fair and balanced way about crucial matters that affect their understanding of the world they live in and that could affect their lives. As...17 Nov 2011 2011/4 Tackling HIV and AIDS
Mass and community media can unthinkingly reinforce stigmatisation and discrimination against people living with HIV and AIDS. Beyond the important question of language and image, there are those of care, respect, support, and human dignity. As one writer in this issue comments, “HIV and AIDS...19 Feb 2025 Media Development 2025/1 articles
Media Development 2025/1 Articles Media Development 2025-1 online magazine and pdfs MD 2025-1 Editorial Grassroots communities, climate change, and the Global Digital Compact Communicating ways to cope with climate breakdown What is said, what is not said,...19 Feb 2025 Haarlem Declaration 2024
Championing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for advancing inclusive, safe, and reliable digital media spaces! As a global community of digital media makers – including independent media organizations, journalists, digital content creators and civil society groups using digital media for social impact – we recognize that AI...
11 Jun 2024 Community media essential to protecting the Amazon, concludes new WACC publication
A new WACC-supported study underlines the centrality of community radio to bridge communication and information gaps that hinder local communities in the Amazon from actively participating in forming environmental policy. The publication, Voices of the Amazon: An assessment of communication and environmental needs of the...26 Feb 2024 Imagining immortality
Philip Lee Reflections on digital technologies and artificial intelligence, their potential to change the nature of being human, and the unintended consequences of a Promethean quest for scientific knowledge. In his book Irish Nocturnes, philosopher and poet Chris Arthur observes the unease with which human...