26 Feb 2016 Indigenous peoples need to communicate for survival
Media Development article focuses on vital role of community radio in Guatemala.
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13 Feb 2016 Communication rights help empower migrants
Protecting the communication rights of migrants is essential to the concepts of freedom, democracy and justice.
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12 Feb 2016 WACC celebrates World Radio Day 2016
World Radio Day is a global celebration of the contribution that radio broadcasters make to people and societies everywhere.
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26 Jan 2016 WACC partner supports the right to health
Colombia-based WACC project partner and member supports people with high-cost illnesses to engage in advocacy using digital communication technologies....
20 Jan 2016 WACC small projects support the “right to voice”
WACC publishes listing of communication initiatives it is supporting in 2016.
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14 Jan 2016 Communications essential to climate change action
People of faith have much to contribute to the discourse on climate change, and communications is an essential part of that mission.
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03 Dec 2015 Media Development examines barriers to communication
“Invisible Walls and Barriers” explores some of the political, social, cultural and technological impediments to freedom of expression in today’s world.
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29 Sep 2015 A gender view of post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals
The right to communicate with a gender perspective in the post 2015 development agenda, is part of a comprehensive approach that WACC and its regions are taking toward addressing the post-2015 SDGs.
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03 Jun 2015 Communication rights essential to sustainable development
In a presentation entitled “Sustainable Development Meets Communication Rights,” WACC General Secretary Rev. Dr. Karin Achtelstetter addressed an event in Nuremberg, Germany, marking the Luther Decade.
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22 Apr 2015 Charter of free media adopted at World Forum on Free Media
Participants at the 4th World Forum on Free Media, meeting in Tunis 22-28 March, adopted a World Charter of Free Media in support of “communication that is both pluralistic and engaged.”...