Dans cette édition de la mise à jour de Covid-19, la région de l’Ouest se penche sur la façon dont les informations peuvent être gérées de manière à ce que la population ne devienne pas info-toxique https://www.communitymedia.cm/audio-files/COVID%20ET%20GESTION%20DE%20L%20INFO%20_ok.mp3
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 […]
On 7 December 2018 the 15 CCMN SW/Littoral Network Meeting took place in Buea.
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 […]
In March 2018 Bread for the World published the new “Building Peace” brochure on projects in the framework of the Civil Peace Service (CPS). The 15th edition of this publication focuses on the ways how CPS partner organisations from D.R. Congo, Cameroon and Sierra Leone sustain peace in their contexts. […]
The Community Media in the South West dedicated the 8th Network Meeting to host a penal discussion and working session on the challenges and roles of journalists in the Cameroonian media landscape. Context and Background Violent conflicts and its economic, social and cultural effects pose a challenge to journalists and […]
The CPS – Civil Peace Service Network in Cameroon published a new brochure on the question how networking can support peace building efforts. The editors Christiane Kayser and Flaubert Djateng state in their publication We are also aware that peace cannot be built by a single group or organisation in […]
The CPS – Civil Peace Service Network in Cameroon published a brochure collecting articles, reports, practical and theoretical write-ups from their partners who work in the area of communication or use communication tools in their work in peace building and conflict transformation The editors Christiane Kayser and Flaubert Djateng state […]
