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  • WACC, FAO partner to help farmers & communities address climate change
    WACC, FAO partner to help farmers & communities address climate change
  • Vote for the Global Media Monitoring Project in the WSIS Annual Awards
    Vote for the Global Media Monitoring Project in the WSIS Annual Awards
  • New partnership to protect Colombia's endangered ecosystem, vital water sources
    New partnership to protect Colombia's endangered ecosystem, vital water sources
  • What you need to know about AI and your communication rights
    What you need to know about AI and your communication rights
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    Sharing a vision of 'empowering people and communities on the margins'
  • Gender and media monitoring useful for ‘media literacy’ in Bosnia & Herzegovina
    Gender and media monitoring useful for ‘media literacy’ in Bosnia & Herzegovina
  • Human rights day: WACC puts spotlight on violence against journalists
    Human rights day: WACC puts spotlight on violence against journalists
  • Project addresses ‘xenophobic discourse’ in Dominican Republic media, digital platforms
    Project addresses ‘xenophobic discourse’ in Dominican Republic media, digital platforms
  • Highlighting traditional and Indigenous climate knowledge at COP25
    Highlighting traditional and Indigenous climate knowledge at COP25
  • Nepal Indigenous community radio stations get a boost
    Nepal Indigenous community radio stations get a boost
  • WACC takes part in workshop to reclaim people’s digital power
    WACC takes part in workshop to reclaim people’s digital power
  • WACC, FAO partner to help farmers & communities address climate change
  • Vote for the Global Media Monitoring Project in the WSIS Annual Awards
  • New partnership to protect Colombia's endangered ecosystem, vital water sources
  • What you need to know about AI and your communication rights
  • Sharing a vision of 'empowering people and communities on the margins'
  • Gender and media monitoring useful for ‘media literacy’ in Bosnia & Herzegovina
  • Human rights day: WACC puts spotlight on violence against journalists
  • Project addresses ‘xenophobic discourse’ in Dominican Republic media, digital platforms
  • Highlighting traditional and Indigenous climate knowledge at COP25
  • Nepal Indigenous community radio stations get a boost
  • WACC takes part in workshop to reclaim people’s digital power

Media Development 2019-4

Communication Pirates of the Caribbean

The Caribbean is a complex region of diverse communication challenges that demand diverse approaches and solutions. Yet only when civil society has a strong voice in policy-making at the level of governments and corporate entities, and only when the public is educated about potential pitfalls, will the region’s island nations see greater social progress.

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The World Association for Christian Communication is registered in Canada as a not-for-profit corporation (438311-7) and an incorporated charitable organisation (number 83970 9524 RR0001) with its offices at 308 Main Street, Toronto ON, M4C 4X7. WACC is also a UK Registered Charity (number 296073) and a Company registered in England and Wales (number 2082273) with its Registered Office at 16 Tavistock Crescent, London  W11 1AP, United Kingdom. 

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