Media Development 2020-1To mark International Women's Day 2020, and its theme "An equal world is an enabled world", Media Development asks how communications and media can help forge a gender equal world. While celebrating many achievements and much positive work worldwide, it also identifies the ongoing need to promote diverse gender perspectives and greater equality.
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Media Development 2020-1 online magazine and pdf
Realising gender equality: Progress and problems The Caribbean...
MD 2020-1 Editorial
In 1994, together with Isis International (Manila) and the...
Feminist digital organizing to transform a world in crisis
Twenty five years ago at the parallel NGO Forum of...
América Latina: Entre el feminismo y los sectores antiderechos
En América Latina se registran los últimos...
El doble reto de las periodistas
El 14 de mayo de 2010, la recepción de un correo...
Beijing + 25 : Persistance des stéréotypes et inégalités de genre
Représentation significative, faible visibilité,...
Gender responsive media & ICT will accelerate the achievement of SDG 5
Women’s voices and faces remain in short supply in...
Bringing visibility to national and local women’s rights actors
During 2019, it has been interesting to hear through the UN...
Manifeste pour une justice numérique
Photo: PopTika/Shutterstock Le 25 novembre dernier, en...
On the screen (MD2020/1)
Warsaw (Poland) 2019 At the 35th International Film Festival...
Media Development 2019-4 online magazine and pdf
Communication Pirates of the Caribbean The Caribbean is a...
MD 2019-4 Editorial
This issue of Media Development is not the first in...
Reflections on the telecommunications liberalisation agenda in the Caribbean
In May 2020, the small states of the Eastern Caribbean –...
Digital surveillance and surveillance capitalism in the Caribbean
When he spoke at a Caribbean Telecommunication Union (CTU) event...
From smoke signals to algorithms: The evolution of media in the Caribbean
It all began with the smoke signals. And one might ask, why...
Personal privacy and regulation in the age of big data: The Jamaican perspective
With the rise of what author Shoshana Zuboff calls “surveillance...
Reporting femicide: A failure of Latin American journalism
“We do not die, they kill us”. This has become a powerful...
In memoriam Antonio Pasquali (1929-2019)
A tribute to the distinguished philosopher, academic...
On the screen (MD2019/4)
At the 54th International Film Festival Karlovy Vary June 28 -...
Media Development 2019-3 online magazine and pdf
Media Development 2019-2 MacBride +40: What next for media...
MD 2019-3 Editorial
In 1976, UNESCO’s General Conference instructed its then...
Media, communication and the struggle for social progress
This article discusses the role of media and communications in...
Towards an intersectional analysis of media, communication and social progress
This article responds to the International Panel on Social...
Traditional knowledge, the Kwéyòl language and public policy in a small nation state
Petrochallengers, du mur à la rue: La production alternative de l’information en Haïti
L’article qui suit se concentre surtout sur le rôle des...
Film: Women in charge?
The role of women in the film industry has been the focus of...
On the screen (MD2019/3)
Since 2005, an Interreligious Jury appointed by SIGNIS (World...
Media Development 2019-2 online magazine and pdf
This issue of Media Development goes in search of the missing UN...
MD 2019-2 Editorial
This issue of Media Development goes in search of the...
Communication is inscribed in human nature
In 1999, in a landmark essay, WACC’s former Director of Studies...
Shrinking civic space and sustainable development
Drawing on learnings from WACC consultations with 92...
Social progress and its measures
In the early 20th Century, the American pragmatist philosopher...
What do the SDGs mean for the world’s Indigenous Peoples?
It has been over four years since the heads of states gathered...
El derecho a la comunicación en relación al proceso de memoria, verdad y justicia
La lucha de los organismos de derechos humanos por el...
Queer Archive as a journey of transformation, connection and visibility
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside...
Conversemos de salud, desde la perspectiva de la Agenda 2030
La salud es una condición de bienestar físico, mental y...
How Israel controls Palestinian ICTs
What follows are the summary, introduction and conclusion from...
Violation of media rights in Gaza
Even though freedom of expression and opinion are guaranteed...
Democracy for All: Beyond a crisis of imagination
This article sets out the conclusions of a year-long research...
Digital media and divide in Ethiopia
“There is no system!” This is the most bureaucratic and...
On the screen (MD2019/2)
At the 69th Berlinale (7-17 February 2019), the Ecumenical Jury...
Media Development 2019/1 online magazine and pdf
Media Development 2019-1 Brave new digital world What are the...
Media Development 2019/1 Editorial
Towards the end of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, Miranda says,...
New digital technology and global communication ethics
In the emerging digital era of electronic networking and massive...
The personal is political
U.S. society is obsessed with social media and online networks...
Transforming religion and politics
How new and how brave is the “Brave New Digital World”? When I...
Social media intoxication – time for a detox?
Could connecting the next three billion people to the Internet...
Homo sapiens or homo algorithmus?
The digital revolution is one of the mega-themes of our times –...
Churches taking positions in the digital age
In the German church setting of today, two main positions...
¿Radio para los sin voz o radio para los sin voz pública?
El movimiento de lo que hoy llamaríamos Radios Comunitarias...
Fake news: A threat to digital inclusion?
Communication among peoples of a nation is critical to...
Fake news, truth and trust
America is addicted to fake news. What “appears” to be a new...
The struggle for community radio in the Philippines
The challenges facing community radio remain similar all over...
Media and conflict in Cameroon today
Cameroon is on the verge of a separation. Two sets of people;...
On the screen (MD2019/1)
The Ecumenical Jury at the 23rd SCHLINGEL international film...
Media Development 2018/4 online magazine and pdf
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Media Development 2018/4 Editorial
Digital communication technologies have become ubiquitous and...
Gender and human rights in the digital age
Is it possible to translate human rights into code? Joana Varon...
“Vulnerability” as the key concept of a communicative ethics for the 21st century
At a recent IAMCR Conference (Eugene, Oregon),1 the authors...
Digital poison or digital balm
As Christians struggle with social media ethics, where are the...
Challenges facing Albania’s media landscape
According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, freedom...
Recuperar la utopía de la democratización de las comunicaciones
El informe de la Comisión Internacional para el Estudio...
On the screen (MD2018/4)
At the Locarno film festival (August 1-11, 2018) the Ecumenical...
Media Development 2018/3 online magazine and pdf
WACC at 50: Celebrating Inclusion Fifty years after its...
Media Development 2018/3 Editorial
“What the churches say about communication is not half as...
Why WACC?
Millions of people on every continent lack a voice to address...
Sanctuaries for deep dialogue and togetherness
We live on a fractured planet and we are the most fragmented...
Affirming humanity: the challenge for communicators
The other day, as part of the process of subscribing to an email...
Putting virtue into the virtual: Ethics in the infosphere
The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg faced legislators in...
Challenges for communication rights in the 21st century
“It is no coincidence that whenever intellect is seen as a...
Musings about WACC
There is no doubting the fact that WACC has played an important...
The new normal
We were having Sunday lunch at one of those new, up-scale burger...
Communication makes relationship possible
I would like to congratulate WACC on its 50th anniversary. It...
What is Christian communication in the face of widespread exposure of abusive Christianity?
The recent public exposure of extensive sexual abuse of children...
On the screen (MD2018/3)
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Media Development 2018-2 online magazine and pdf
Media Development 2018-2 Journalism that serves the public...
Media Development 2018/2 Editorial
At the heart of this issue of Media Development lies...
Ensuring the survival of professional journalism
The founder of Time magazine, Henry R. Luce, would likely be...
Too much razzmatazz – too few values?
In the clamour and razzmatazz of our high-tech media, form tends...
In the public interest: Public broadcasting in Germany and Europe under review
If the Public Broadcasting System in Germany did not already...
A new wave of public service journalism in Latin America
After several decades under a shroud of neglect, Latin American...
AFP Editorial Standards and Best Practices
Agence France-Presse (AFP) is the third largest news agency in...
Journalists as democratic communication professionals
Public Journalism was a US-led reform movement that spread to...
Investigative journalism in a dangerous country
Adela Navarro is director of the weekly news magazine Zeta,...
Radio Progreso defends human rights in Honduras
The following interview with Fr Ismael Moreno, Director of Radio...
Ethics in education is the key to sustainable development
It is an honour and a great responsibility to assist and guide...
On the screen (MD2018/2)
On the Screen: Saarbrücken, Berlin, Fribourg 2018
Media Development 2018-1 online magazine and pdf
The articles in this issue are based on papers to be presented...
Media Development 2018-1 Editorial
The 62nd session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)...
Addressing gender issues in media content
In 1995, Governments participating in the Fourth World...
Media gender equality regimes
Developing gender-empowering media policies and normative...
A hard ladder to climb: women and power in media industries
When women media professionals attain very senior editorial...
Les Régulateurs des médias audiovisuels: Acteurs pour l’égalité de genre
Cette contribution au dossier que prépare L’Alliance...
Technology and women’s empowerment
If the monitoring of media content over the last 40 years has...
Investing in young women: Sustaining women-led community media
The legacy of women’s media networks that negotiated for the...
Imagine media that promote gender justice
The following article is a shortened version of a speech given...
Violence against women in media and digital content
Defined by the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of...
Gender mainstreaming in journalism and communication schools
“The absence of substantive education about gender issues and...
Genre et radiodiffusion
La Conférence des Nations Unies sur les femmes tenue en...
Community media networks in Latin America
Community, alternative and popular radio stations have a long...
On the Screen MD2018-1
The INTERFILM Jury at the 74th Mostra internazionale d’arte...
Media Development 2017-4 online magazine and pdf
Media Development 2017/4 Digital Media and Social Memory ...
Media Development 2017-4 Editorial
Memory is power and power is politics.
Go-ogle: Gender and memory in the “globital” age
For millennia humankind has given future generations access to...
Asylum seekers, new media, and society’s memory
More than 60 million people were forcefully displaced from their...
Video games, transmedia, and cultural memory
I’ve played video games for as long as I can remember. From the...
Digital narratives: me, us, and who else?
“I’m here to tell you a little bit of my story, and I’d like you...
Museums that travel
“New museology” is a notion which has been gaining popularity in...
The political economy of historical digital games
The late science-fiction author Octavia Butler once wrote in her...
It’s Time … a speech that shaped a life and Australia
The following article is part of a memories project being...
Rights at Risk: Observatory on the Universality of Rights Trends Report 201
The trend is unmistakable and deeply alarming: in international...
The Meaning of Life: Locarno Film Festival 2017
The 70th Locarno film festival − held during the first days of...
Media Development 2017-3 online magazine and pdf
Great expectations have been placed on social media platforms as...
Media Development 2017-3 Editorial
Great expectations have been placed on social media platforms as...
INGOs, public communications and the quest for legitimacy
In today’s world, media cannot be overlooked. Such is their...
Do social media platforms encourage or stifle public debate?
When first created, the internet and social media were thought...
Communication in tomorrow’s Caribbean
I love the Caribbean. I was born and grew up in the Bahamas, and...
Gaga over Google: Democratization of information in capitalist communication
Issues of human rights, gender equality, and democratic...
A road movie from Georgia to Palestine and home again: Interview with James M. Wall
Dedicated to opposing Israeli oppression of the Palestinians and...
Comunicación, derechos y desarrollo sostenible en Cuba
El modelo comunicativo imperante en el país necesita...
The INTERNET is a public good
ARTICLE 19 delivered the following statement at the 35th Session...
New media and citizen participation in Jamaica
In the early 1990s, the media industry in Jamaica was...
On the Screen MD 2017-3
At the 63rd International Short Film Days (11-16 May 2017), the...
Media Development 2017-2 online magazine and pdf
Reforming the Word Celebrating 500 years of the Reformation,...
Media Development 2017-2 Editorial
On 4 April 1967, the Revd Dr Martin Luther King Jr gave his...
A shifting media ecology: What the age of Luther can teach us
Well before people even named them, Martin Luther unknowingly...
Luther’s media phenomenon
Martin Luther did more than just serve as a catalyst for the...
Ten theses knocking on the door of public communication
In 1517, when Martin Luther hung his 95 theses on the wooden...
What does the Reformation mean today?
The 400th anniversary of the Reformation 100 years ago coincided...
L’avenir du protestantisme à l’ère numérique
Le protestantisme est né avec l’imprimerie, va-t-il...
Nine elements of digital citizenship
Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate,...
The post-truth phenomenon: A challenge to WACC
In the last US elections, social media had the freedom to...
The Digital Humanities from Father Busa to Edward Snowden
What do Edward Snowden, the whistle-blower behind the NSA...
Regulations are a bigger threat than fake news
Fabricated or inaccurate news stories are not new; they are the...
On the Screen MD 2017-2
At the 67th Berlin International Film Festival (9-19 February...
Media Development 2017-1 Editorial
A recent report from the World Economic Forum (WEF)1 says...
Our digital ecology
In the last several decades, human intelligence has begun to...
Less freedom for digital media platforms
Internet freedom has declined for the sixth consecutive year,...
Revolución digital: ¿un universo para soñar?
Clic y scroll. El idioma anuncia nuevas incorporaciones mientras...
The future of digital communications and humanitarian response
With communication a central element in humanitarian crises and...
The future of mobile learning
In 2013 UNESCO commissioned a series of Working Papers on Mobile...
Digital media and transnational languages
In 2015, the United Nations calculated that the number of...
Facebook: friend or foe?
It was hard to escape news in early 2016 of Facebook’s...
Data innovation powering Sustainable Development Goals
The world is awash with data. Today, more data than ever in...
Discoverability and Canadian cultural policy
We can all relate to Charlie Chaplin in his classic...
Political culture and media in post-Suharto Indonesia
Freedom of expression through media has been important to the...
On the Screen (MD2017-1)
An Ecumenical Jury awarded prizes for the first time ever at the...
Media Development 2016-4 pdf
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Media Development 2016-4 Editorial
The voice of the people is all very well as long as it can be...
Testing media freedom in “vibrant” Pacific Island democracies
Despite positive media freedom ratings and dedicated...
Media manipulation and the battleground of memory
The Italian daily newspaper Il Giornale runs a front...
Historical amnesia and the right to communicate in Indonesia
The relationship between media and historical perception is a...
La memoria en los medios
“No aceptes lo habitual como cosa natural.Porque en tiempos de...
La responsabilidad de hacer memoria
Hace 20 años que ejerzo el periodismo. Inicié muy...
Digital nostalgia
Some miss and regret past times or places, others are nostalgic...
The Caribbean and the right to memory
As we are discovering every day, with an increasingly elderly...
Preserving India’s palm leaf manuscripts for the future
India’s rich repository of knowledge has been passed down for...
Select annotated bibliography: Media and memory
This edition of Memory Studies centres on the theme of...
Down memory lane: Reflections and recollections on the dawn of participatory media in Nigeria
Community radios were often established as a response to...
On the Screen (MD2016/4)
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Local vs. Traditional Media Deep-seated changes in the newspaper...
Media Development 2016-3 Editorial
Today, profound changes in the newspaper and journalism...
Networking for a stronger journalism
James Carey, a communication and journalism scholar who taught...
Local journalism in Canada needs a boost
Local media are the active watchdogs that democratic communities...
Local media and digital frontiers: The Malaysian conundrum
Observers of the Malaysian media environment will notice two...
Local media and digital frontiers
The continued dominance of traditional journalism practice in...
“Not your father’s local media”, o cómo la revolución digital cambió (casi) todas las referencias
En 1988 una fábrica de autos intentó adelantarse a...
Who loves local news?
In the United States, it’s no longer newsworthy to say that...
Dominio o seducción
La literatura de todos los tiempos nos ha provisto...
Building communication policies with a public sense
As a starting point, we need briefly to address what is...
On the Screen
Nyon (Switzerland) 2016 An interreligious jury appointed by...
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International principles of journalism ethics...
How do the media fuel Islamophobia?
We have to acknowledge that the media, more often than not,...
Islamophobia in Europe
Islamophobia is a term used to describe irrational...
El elogio de la diferencia
La pedagogía se ocupa de los seres humanos, de cada uno de...
Negative media portrayal of Islam
There is a current obsession in mainstream media and academic...
Muslim resilience and the right to communicate
Forty-seven years ago, Jean d’Arcy, the father of the right...
New Zealand newspaper coverage of Islam and Muslims
The following article provides an overview of New Zealand...
How Jerry Falwell Jr. is spreading Islamophobia
As an American Muslim who speaks at about 25 college campuses a...
Indian democracy and governance
Democracyas a system of governance is supposed to allow...
Medios y despolitización
El vertiginoso y deslumbrante desarrollo de la tecnología se...
On the Screen
The Ecumenical Jury at the 37th Film Festival Max Ophüls in...
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A quarter of a century ago, in an essay published in the...
From theory to practice: The right to communicate
In 2015 I was lucky enough to be chosen by WACC to evaluate its...
Big data analytics and the right to privacy
My work addresses communication rights in the context of the...
No democracy without freedom of expression for Indigenous Peoples
On January 20, 2015, the town of Santa Eulalia Huehuetenango,...
Communication rights in a post-war country are a precondition for sustainable development
Is it possible to create an open community space so that people...
El derecho a la nacionalidad y el periodismo ciudadano
Las redes sociales se han evidenciado como instrumentos...
Genre, politiques et pratiques dans les médias au Bénin
Les femmes représentent la majorité de la...
Communication rights help empower migrants
Freedom. Democracy. Justice. These are a few concepts that many...
Communication rights in theory and practice
A good entry point for newcomers to the idea of communication...
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“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall” is the first line...
Narratives of exclusion and the “other” in Spanish political communication
In the summer of 2015, distressing scenes of refugees and...
Valuing dialogue and respect in research
One factor that motivates research in the intersections between...
Empresas comunales de comunicación: Un camino hacia la sostenibilidad
Generalmente cuando reflexionamos sobre la sostenibilidad de los...
Media barriers in Afghanistan
Afghanistan once housed tourists from around the world intrigued...
Freedom of speech in crisis Europe
“Media freedom and democracy are about people’s happiness”...
La rendición de cuentas en Tabasco, una lucha más allá de la transparencia
El estado de Tabasco se ubica en el sureste mexicano, frente al...
Defining the borders of legitimate and illegitimate discourse
When criticizing Israeli policies, one is often reminded that...
Indigenous community media aid reconciliation in Canada
Born in 1948 in Barton Lake in northwestern Ontario, Bill was...
El paradójico desarrollo de la tecnología
Los Estados están jugando un papel decisivo ya sea...
On the Screen
At the 12th Golden Apricot International Film Festival held in...
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Communication for Social Change (CSC) is a field shaped by a...
Institutionalising social mobilisation as a social change process
The emergence of new social mobilisations in developing...
Making agricultural research for development work in remote Vietnam
Agricultural research for development (AR4D) that uses...
Participatory video for citizen mobilisation in South Africa
In March 2015, in a shipping container that serves as part of a...
The CSC dilemma in development: A possible solution
Given the challenges of measuring outcomes in Communication for...
Co-creative processes in the Big Stories Small Towns film project
Big Stories Small Towns is a multi-platform process-driven...
Folk media and their use in HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns
This article examines the use of folk media in Irob district, in...
Media representation of Muslim youth in Australia
There is great contradiction between what a multicultural...
The good society and building a culture of hope
Worldwide, people are living in a culture of fear. They see the...
La tecnología ¿define la estructura de la sociedad?
El filósofo francés Jaques Ellul, en la...
On the screen
At Visions Réel 2015 – the 46th international film...
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The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) fall due in 2015 and...
Putting a human rights perspective on the post-2015 agenda
By September 2015 the member states of the UN have to agree on...
Youth Voices on a Post-2015 World
The Department for International Development (DFID) in the...
Gender and peace after 2015
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have represented a...
Nepal needs better communications to respond to disaster
When earthquakes hit Kathmandu, the only thing everybody wants...
Myths of radicalization in Britain
The latest buzz word in the “war against terror” is leading us...
Comunicación mundial: ¿Adiós al espacio y el tiempo?
“Comunicación mundial significa: liberar el espacio para...
Changing religious landscapes and political communication in Latin America
Growing up in a middle-class Evangelical home in the United...
Mission today and the uninvited guest
Mission today must be seen in the context of the...
On the screen MD 2015/2
The WACC-SIGNIS Human Rights Award 2014 has gone to the film...
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What’s in a name? In 1989, the ruling military junta changed the...
Media freedom in Burma/Myanmar
The media in Burma are freer now than at any point in the last...
Burma through the eyes of Reporters Without Borders
For 25 years, the international NGO Reporters Without Borders...
Burma and freedom of religion
Freedom of religion in Burma has become a controversial...
Tackling hate speech in Burma
Former political prisoner Nay Phone Latt, 34, is the secretary...
Revisiting Cambodia’s contemporary media landscape
A few months before the 2013 elections, many Cambodians began to...
Cambodia: a long way towards freedom of expression
Freedom of expression is supposedly guaranteed in Cambodia. Both...
Thai freedom of expression: Waiting for the dawn
The increase of political conflict in Thailand from late 2013 to...
Imagine a world without nuclear weapons
In February 1990, the same month that Nelson Mandela (known as...
On the screen MD 2015/1
At the 44th Kyiv International Film Festival (25 October to 2...
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Media Development 2014/4 Seeing and Hearing is Cool Hip hop and...
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Graffiti and public speaking have an ancient pedigree. In...
“Beats, Rhymes, and Life”: Hip hop’s unlikely movement
Michael W. Waters On August 11, 1973, a party in the recreation...
Rap, graffiti and social media in South Africa today
Itunu Bodunrin Hip-hop in South Africa has been on a roller...
Social media protest in Iran: Re-imagining the Iranian people
Samira Rajabi Not long ago, few media consumers could truly...
God wears Tom Ford: Hip hop’s revisioning of divine authority
Anthony B. Pinn The poetic quality of music and the...
Why global Internet governance must matter to social justice activists
Seán Ó Siochrú, Sally Burch, Bruce Girard,...
Voices of icons
Hans W. Florin Religious icons had no prominent place in my...
Soft power and the Chinese dream (中国梦)
Jan Servaes “The jury is still out on the Chinese dream. It is...
Religion in plain view
Manuela Kalsky In December 2008 the Study Centre for...
On the screen
Locarno (Switzerland) 2014 At the 67th Locarno International...
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Pacific Island peoples and communities are facing unprecedented...
Media Development 2014/3 editorial
There are some 20,000 to 30,000 islands in the Pacific Ocean....
Shooting the messenger, Pacific-style
Media freedom as an issue in the Pacific has been defined in far...
A united Pacific voice to ban nuclear weapons
2014 marks the 40th year of the Pacific Conference of...
What are the communications challenges facing Tonga today?
It is difficult to treat communication separately from the other...
Virtual grief
The advent of social media has altered the communication of...
“The Act of Killing”: truth, memory and reconciliation in Indonesia
The documentary film “The Act of Killing” reflects the ongoing...
Would you hire this person? Empowering voters in Peru
This article documents the genesis of an innovative voter...
Cuando la religión se pone del lado de la gente
Rolando Pérez, profesor del Departamento Académico...
Poder político, tecnología y medios de comunicación
La actual crisis mundial que está afectando a millones de...
Listening to the voices of those living in poverty and marginalization
The Participate initiative provides high quality evidence on the...
Bonding & Bridging
The following speech was given at the 18th European Television...
Ecumenical Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival 2014
A film about the imposition of a totalitarian form of Islam on a...
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Digital self-development and Canadian First Peoples of the North
This article analyzes the sites of struggle through which First...
Creating an enabling environment for digital self-determination
At the contemporary historical moment, innovations in networked...
La apropiación indígena de la comunicación: De acompañantes a sujetos comunicacionales
“La rebelión la hicieron nuestros padres, ahora la...
Radios comunitarias e indígenas, legítimas pero “ilegales”
La comunicación comunitaria indígena es, en muchas...
La sociedad de la información: ¿Es también de los pueblos indígenas?
“Desde principios de la década de los noventa, numerosas...
Advancing global dialogue on the rights of Indigenous People
The youngest mechanism for Indigenous Peoples at the United...
Changing media landscapes in Latin America
In a recent interview, Denis de Moraes, Associate Professor at...
In search of enlightenment: Church or cinema?
The cinema and the Church have a lot in common – they are both...
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Media Development 2014/1 The Family in the Information Age 2014...
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It was in 1948, with the adoption of the Universal Declaration...
Technology rights of the world’s families
The family remains the basic societal unit of reproduction,...
A global perspective on children’s rights as media change
Throughout the world, children are using media and...
En torno a la comunicación en el seno de la vida cotidiana
En la plenitud de su vida intelectual, Jean Paul Sartre...
De la concientización a una política pública en educación medial-digital
El presente artículo busca presentar en forma somera algunos...
Online safety for families
In the 1990s there was no actual research concerning young...
Media in the Great Lakes Region foster social dialogue
Fostering dialogue in societies torn apart by ethnic conflicts...
Every child’s right to be heard
A resource guide on the rights of the child general comment...
A summary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)...
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Media Development 2013/4 Building alliances for gender and...
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It was in 1792 that the British writer, philosopher, and...
Media pluralism and gender: Not just a question of numbers
“Media pluralism is the key that unlocks the door of freedom of...
Return to Bangkok: Two decades of interventions on gender and media
Almost twenty years after the Women Empowering Communication...
Gender equality and communication in Africa
Media monitors at work in Senegal. Photo: FAMEDEV ...
Construyendo comunicación no sexista
Los y las periodistas tienen la posibilidad y la...
La insoportable gravedad del androcentrismo mediático
Cada cinco años desde el 1995, centenares de personas a...
Policy-making: Where are women’s voices?
At the end of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)...
Media monitoring is a catalyst for transformation
The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) has been a mechanism...
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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.
