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Women Make the News 2008

3 Mar 2008

It is exciting to learn that UNESCO is once again organizing Women Make the News 2008on March 8 to mark the Internati...

Media accreditation for congress 2008

29 Feb 2008

WACC is pleased to invite Journalists, photographers and freelancers planning to cover Congress 2008 to register onli...

Love to share, a booklet on intellectual property rights and copyright

29 Feb 2008

By Teresia Mutuku, Communications Officer and Web Manager, WACC The World Association for Christian Communication (WAC...

Protect the world’s endangered languages!

21 Feb 2008

Marie Smith Jones, 89, last native speaker of Eyak(Photo by Mary Pemberton, Associated Press / January 25, 2008) O...

Face up to differences in order to stay united, says Orthodox leader

19 Feb 2008

By Peter Kenny, Ecumenical News International. His All Holiness Bartholomew I, addressing the congregation at Geneva's St. Pierre...

WACC launches Photographic Competition 2008

13 Feb 2008

Bobana, a young photographer in Gradiska, Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, who lost her hands to the explosion of war ordnance. T...

New UNIFEM Executive Director to speak at Congress 2008

6 Feb 2008

Joanne Sandler, Ad Interim Executive Director, UNIFEM Following the appointment of Noeleen Heyzer, former Executiv...

Call for Nominations of WACC Officers

4 Feb 2008

It is the responsibility of the WACC Board to elect WACC Officers.WACC elects Officers to serve for a three-year term.The Officers’ terms of office are renewable, once, with the exception of the position of Treasurer which is renewable twice....

WACC launches new website

24 Jan 2008

By Teresia Mutuku, Communications Officer and Web Manager, WACC La version française suit The World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) has launched a new website dedicated to its global conference for communicators, Congress 2008,...

Mexican government publishes catalogue of indigenous languages

18 Jan 2008

The right to language is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but it is not always recognised or p...