Dans cette édition du programme, Surviving Covid-19, la section littorale du CCMN s’est penchée sur le type de message à transmettre en ce moment où le discours de haine et la stigmatisation sont à l’ordre du jour. Écoutez cette pièce passionnante et soyez béni! https://www.communitymedia.cm/audio-files/quel%20discours%20%C3%A0%20tenir%20.amr
The CCMN – with the support of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, Bread for the World and Civil Peace Service in Cameroon – conducted a mapping project to collect information on the community media sector in Cameroon and discuss the potentials of community-based production to promote non-violent responses in conflict […]
The Civil Peace Service (CPS) is funded by the German Government. CPS experts support people on the ground in their commitment for dialogue, human rights and peace on a long-term basis. Currently, more than 300 international CPS experts are active in 42 countries. The Civil Peace Service supports projects aimed […]
The president of the CCMN SW/Littoral Chapter Rev Geraldine Fobang and the Civi Peace Service seconded personnel to the CCMN Alexander Vojvoda were invited by the Center for Global Peace Journalism at the Park University in Kansas City/US to talk on the CCMN’s work in Cameroon during the Greater Kansas […]
Mariama R. NJAYOU (CCMN West Region) Depuis un peu plus de deux ans déjà, le département du Noun qui occupe 52% de la superficie de la région de l’Ouest Cameroun est l’une des zones les plus sollicitées par les populations victimes de la situation sociopolitique qui prévaut dans le Nord-ouest […]
The editors – Flaubert Djateng and Christiane Kayser – of the most recent CPS brochure on civil peace workers and conflict prevention write in their editorial “Recently the notion of conflict prevention has spread from diplomatic and military efforts to also concern living together in a given society and therefore […]
The CCMN’s Alexander Vojvoda contributed an article to current issue of “The Peace Journalist Vol 7 No 2 October 2017” on the CCMN’s work on election reporting and peace journalism. Prof Youngblood (Director Centre for Global Peace Jouranlism) also assessed the security situation of peace journalists in different areas of […]
The UNESCO published a new edition from their series “Handbook for Journalism Education and Training” with the title “Journalism, “Fake News” & Disinformation” Cherilyn Ireton and Julie Posetti write in the introduction “Accordingly, the current handbook seeks to serve as an internationally-relevant model curriculum, open to adoption or adaptation, which […]
The CCMN was invited to take part in the “SEF Summer Dialogue 2018: Strengthening Local Peacebuilding – Establishing the Basis for Sustaining Peace”. The SEF (Stiftung Entwicklung und Frieden/Association Development and Peace) describes the objective of the conference as follows. “In any process whose purpose is to transform violent conflict, the […]
