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ABOUT
The idea of organizing conference on migration and media awareness(CMMA) a forum for media practitioners, journalists, politicians, policy makers, activists civil societies and people with or without flight and migration experience biyearly, was first conceived in 2017 by Larry Macaulay, founder of Refugee Radio Network with close friends and associates who thought it important that intellectual discussions and debates that are often organized by mainstream governmental and non-governmental organizations should also be extended to the grassroots level in solidarity with marginalized groups, migrants / refugees irrespective of his/her location, social class, political position, belief or status and be translated to a platform which would expand the conversation build new Counterculture narrative that lead to a peaceful coexistence of cultures, eliminate the fear of stranger and show the beauty, colors and diversity of a cosmopolitan society.
The CMMA 2021 is a three-day conference which convenes approximately 350 participants from
4 continents, 30 countries and over 100 institutions to engage in discussions with key stake holders, policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, journalist, representatives of communities.
This year, CMMA2021 Conference theme is “Looking Back, Thinking Ahead”
The forum combines workshops, panels, debates and cultural formats with top-class experts on the topic of Media, Arts and Migration with focus on helping define what migration of the present should look like and how they will meet the needs of our communities: today and into the future.
Topics such as inclusion, diversity and participation in the media and arts sector (community & mainstream). A discursive exchange on political moods and opinions in the "(post) pandemic era" will take place in analogue and digital form, analysing diversity as a norm and strength and seismographically touching on the coming questions in global discourses.
The CMMA 2021 is a three-day conference which convenes approximately 350 participants from
4 continents, 30 countries and over 100 institutions to engage in discussions with key stake holders, policy makers, educators, social workers, activists, bloggers, journalist, representatives of communities.
This year, CMMA2021 Conference theme is “Looking Back, Thinking Ahead”
The forum combines workshops, panels, debates and cultural formats with top-class experts on the topic of Media, Arts and Migration with focus on helping define what migration of the present should look like and how they will meet the needs of our communities: today and into the future.
Topics such as inclusion, diversity and participation in the media and arts sector (community & mainstream). A discursive exchange on political moods and opinions in the "(post) pandemic era" will take place in analogue and digital form, analysing diversity as a norm and strength and seismographically touching on the coming questions in global discourses.
AGENDA
The agenda includes 10 sessions split into four main areas addressing some of the most pressing issues of today.
Build new Counterculture Narrative.
Beside plenaries and workshop sessions, the conference will offer participants to engage at the open INFO-MEDIA Exhibition which brings together more than 30 community media projects promoted by people with or without flight and migration experience newcomers’ migrants and refugees with plenty of networking time and opportunities to learn, reflect and connect with peers and experts.
- Media: Investigative Journalism and Community Media, Countering Disinformation Through Media Literacy.
- Migration: Thanatopolitics - Immigration - Racism, strengthening alliances for the rights of migrants and refugees, on solidarity in a society beyond hate and on media presentations beyond stereotyping.
- International Affairs: Climate crisis and Pan African Entrepreneurship.
- Culture & Arts: Decolonize cultural and Art spaces.
Build new Counterculture Narrative.
Beside plenaries and workshop sessions, the conference will offer participants to engage at the open INFO-MEDIA Exhibition which brings together more than 30 community media projects promoted by people with or without flight and migration experience newcomers’ migrants and refugees with plenty of networking time and opportunities to learn, reflect and connect with peers and experts.
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ACTIVITIES
PROGRAM
Thursday, 28 October
16:00 - 17:50
WORKSHOP 1
Redaktion3
FSK Radio groups, media producers will meet to exchange good practices,
provides collective exchanges on radio practice and technology.
Session organized by:
FSK Radio e.V
Location:
Gängeviertel, Hamburg
16:00 - 17:50
WORKSHOP 1
Redaktion3
FSK Radio groups, media producers will meet to exchange good practices,
provides collective exchanges on radio practice and technology.
Session organized by:
FSK Radio e.V
Location:
Gängeviertel, Hamburg
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Thursday, 28 October
17:00 - 18:10 CONVERSATION Tracking EU Migration Funding in Africa Where does it go, with what impact and who decides? GUEST SPEAKER: Giacomo Zandonini Journalist at The Correspondent Session Moderated by: Nyima Jadama r0g_agency for open culture & critical transformation gGmbH Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1 
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Thursday, October 28
18:45 - 19:00
WELCOME REMARKS
BY CONVENER CMMA:
Larry Macaulay
Founder CMMA & RRN
Location:
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1
18:45 - 19:00
WELCOME REMARKS
BY CONVENER CMMA:
Larry Macaulay
Founder CMMA & RRN
Location:
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1
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Thursday, 28 October
19:10 - 20:30 PANEL DISCUSSION 1 Migration, Transculturalism and the Arts This debate will examine media, culture & music with a focus on Decolonizing cultural spaces and journalism in Europe. Session Chaired by: Nadine Jessen Dramaturgie Kampnagel Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1 
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Friday, 29 October
16:10 - 17:20 WORKSHOP 2 Climate Crisis, Neocolonialism and Forced Migration The workshop will investigate the link between climate crisis, neo-colonialism and forced migration. Defining the migration phenomenon within the framework of climate change is, at the same time, simple and complex. Simple because the events of the last few years have made it the topic of mainstream debate. Session Moderation: Kristof Horvath Assistant coordinator & Co-founder Environmental Investigative Forum - EIF Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1 |
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Friday, October 29
17:45 - 18:30 #CMMA2021 Colloquium: The impact of global migration dynamics and the postcolonial dichotomy externalization of responsibility and the shift of Borders. Guest Speaker: Prof. P.L. Otieno Lumumba Kenyan lawyer and renowned Pan-Africanist Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 
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Friday, October 29
18:55 - 19:10 OFFICIAL OPENING WELCOME ADDRESS BY CHIEF - HOST: Amelie Deuflhard Artistic Director, Kampnagel 19:10 - 19:20 IMPULS VORTRAG Senator, Dr. Carsten Brosda Senator for Culture and Media Free & Hanseatic City of Hamburg Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 
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19:25 - 19:55
AFGHANISTAN IN TURBULENCE: Foreign Fighters and Future Wars. A presentation on Afghanistan's security, political and socio-economic developments. by Ajmal Sohail National Security Analyst & Co-president Counter Narco-terrorism Alliance Germany. Co-Founder and active Member of the Afghan Liberal Party Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 
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Saturday, 30 October
10:05 - 11:30 AM WORKSHOP 3 Countering Disinformation Through Media Literacy With the presentation of the Council of Europe Study “Media Literacy for all. Supporting marginalized groups through community media’ Report“ The Workshop will examine modern information pollution and provide a framework for policymakers, legislators, researchers, technologists and practitioners on: Mis - Dis – Mal - Information Presentation by: Martina Chapman National coordinator Media Literacy Ireland, member of the CoE Committee of Experts (MSI-JOQ) Session Chaired by: Nadia Bellardi Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE) Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 |
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Saturday, 30 October
11:00 - 12:30 WORKSHOP 4 Memories of Mogadishu project The Memories of Mogadishu workshop will explore migration and memories in post-conflict societies with the goal of fostering greater inclusion. GUEST SPEAKER: Asha Siad Journalist, Documentary Filmmaker Memories of Mogadishu Conference Curator Session Chaired by: Ahmed Nuur Ibrahim Chairman Somali Community Hamburg e.V Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1 |
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Saturday, 30 October
12:45 - 13:45 PANEL DISCUSSION 2 Les Panafricaines Media Migrating across the continent through African women journalist in media. Outlook, Advocacy & Experience. Session Chaired by: Birgitte Jallov President Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE) Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: P1 
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Saturday, 30 October
15:00 - 16:30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE)
This year’s Community Media Forum Europe
General Assembly and round table meeting will take place during this event.
participation and attendance of members is very important to us,
as we will talk about future plans and strategies, exchange
about recent developments
in our members’ countries and Europe.
Location:
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
15:00 - 16:30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE)
This year’s Community Media Forum Europe
General Assembly and round table meeting will take place during this event.
participation and attendance of members is very important to us,
as we will talk about future plans and strategies, exchange
about recent developments
in our members’ countries and Europe.
Location:
Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik
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Saturday, 30 October
15:10 - 16:10 “You can’t understand someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes” - SPEED DATING - a multi-perspective conversation across professional boundaries Contributors: Lorenz Wiese (FFVT), Merlin Flaig (FFVT) & Lisa Mende (HybOrg) Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 
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Details
Since the arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees in Germany in 2015, the public debate on flight and migration in Germany has intensified. Unfortunately, the various groups of actors involved are often insufficiently familiar with each other. Especially in times of the corona pandemic, informal, personal exchange often takes a back seat. Instead, thinking and acting in "silos" dominates - sometimes combined with mutual prejudices. With this intervention, the collaborative project "Forced Migration and Refugee Research: Networking and Knowledge Transfer" (FFVT) invites actors from politics, public administration, media and the public to a dialogue in order to facilitate an exchange of experiences and knowledge. The aim of the event is to dissolve the above-mentioned "silos" and to enable personal acquaintances between the actors present at the CMMA.
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Saturday, 30 October
16:45 - 17:50 PANEL DISCUSSION 3 Thanatopolitics, immigration and Racism Bugaboo: «Let’s get critical »: This debate will examine migration, xenophobia and the psychosocial effect, with a focus on the increase in racially motivated hate crimes and murders across Europe and around the world. Session Chaired by: Larry Macaulay Founder Refugee Radio Network Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 |
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Saturday, 30 October
18:20 - 19:10 PANEL DISCUSSION 4 Pan-African Media Forum: Migration and Labor Mobility within Africa and Beyond an entrepreneurship exchange for sustainable development. Session Chaired by: Dr. Susan Tatah Founder/Host The Africa we want e.V Int. Non-profit Organization & Pan-African Daily TV Germany Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 |
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Saturday, 30 October
19:30 - 20:30 STATEMENTS: “Looking Back, Thinking Ahead”! Open Platform for statements, petitions, demands - Planning’s and agreements. creating opportunities for yourself without asking permission the platform is filled with vibrant speakers, individuals you wouldn’t have heard from in traditional conferences, and perspectives 6 Guest speaker MODERATORS: Anas Aboura Nyima Jadama Location: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik Hall: K2 |
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SPEAKERS
Participants:
- African Women in Trade (AWT) Germany
- African Women in Europe (AWE) Germany
- Armah Arts Germany
- Alex Berlin Germany
- Association Carta di Roma Italy
- AWA-MEITE-Design Mali
- Afromanding Gambia
- Bundesverband Freier Radios (BFR) Germany
- Black community coalition Germany
- Black Malik Show Italy
- Coe Information Society
- Common Voices Radio Corax Germany
- Colourful Voices Radio Dreyeckland Germany
- Cultural Association for Development Portugal
- Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE) Belgium
- Community Medien Institut (COMMIT) Austria
- Cospe Onlus Italy
- Counter Narco-Terrorismus (CNT) Alliance Germany
- Centre for Human Rights Erlangen-Nürnberg (CHREN) Germany
- Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE), Germany
- Die Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hamburg
- DJ Waxs Afropride Germany
- DW Business Berlin
- EmpowerHouse Denmark
- Environmental Investigative Forum [EIF] France
- Family Production Co.
- FSK Radio e.V Germany
- Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria(Premier FM Ibadan)
- Gängeviertel e.V Germany
- GreenAngle Tv Nigeria
- Hamburg Authority for Culture and Media
- iWatch Africa Ghana
- Innsane, Tunisia
- Lawy Afrik Technology Kenya
- Les Panafricaines Morocco
- Mabawonja Germany
- Media Literacy Ireland
- Migrantpolitan Germany
- Memories of Mogadishu Somalia/Canada
- Migrant Media Network Germany
- Migration Matters e.V
- Mirage Band8
- Netzwerk medien.vielfalt! Germany
- Nyima's Bantaba Tv show Germany / Gambia
- New Media Socialism Germany
- Omek Netherlands
- Our Voice Radio Dreyeckland Germany
- Ostinato Records U.S.A
- PLO Lumumba Foundation Kenya
- Pan-African Daily TV Germany
- Radio2M Morocco
- Radio Rozana France
- Refugees Forum (Fórum Refúgio Portugal)
- R0g_agency open culture & critical transformation Germany
- Revolutionary Souq Syria/Germany
- Refugee radio network Germany
- Somali Voice Radio Germany
- Somali Community Hamburg e.V Germany
- Soweto Tv South Africa
- The Africa we want e.V Int. Germany
- Transcultural consulting Switzerland
- University of Konstanz
- União de Refugiados Em Portugal (UREP)
- United States Agency for Global Media
- Voice of America (VOA)
- World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) Belgium
INTERCULTURAL EVENTS
EXHIBITION
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Thursday - Saturday 28-30 October 14:00 - 19:00 EXHIBITION Performance formats with positive counter-narratives, social commitment, and exile-born creativity. Live Painting Media collectives Natural Spirits by Nii-Armah Hammond & Ijakadi Okan by Israel Akpan Sunday LOCATION: Kampnagel Internationale Kulturfabrik HALL: K4 |
IJAKADI OKAN builds a bridge between the traditional legends and stories of the Nigerian Yorùbá culture and the present, between the metropolises of Hamburg and Lagos.
In interplay with live music and poetry, Israel Akpan Sunday choreographs the West African tradition of collective storytelling and transfers it into a contemporary context. Moving between traditional and modern African dances, he focuses on the "inner struggles" (translation of the title from the Yorùbá) and human challenges such as dealing with stereotypes and different forms of knowledge transfer. ISRAEL AKPAN SUNDAY is committed to the further development of Nigeria's multicultural resources through his artistic work. Live music, poetry and breaking stereotypes are always part of his creative processes. |
CONCERT
Friday, 29 October
20:00 - 22:00
UNITY CONCERT
Music against Hate and Racism
Is a campaign set up as a response to an increase in
racial intolerance across the world.
The campaign will involve guest artist:
Mirage Band 8
🎵 World Music | Pop Fusion
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Wasiu Oyegoke
🎵 DJ Waxs Afropride Germany
#CMMA21 staging concerts
with an anti-racist theme,
in order to discourage young people from embracing racism.
LOCATION:
Kampnagel Inter Kulturfabrik HALL: Kmh
20:00 - 22:00
UNITY CONCERT
Music against Hate and Racism
Is a campaign set up as a response to an increase in
racial intolerance across the world.
The campaign will involve guest artist:
Mirage Band 8
🎵 World Music | Pop Fusion
________
Wasiu Oyegoke
🎵 DJ Waxs Afropride Germany
#CMMA21 staging concerts
with an anti-racist theme,
in order to discourage young people from embracing racism.
LOCATION:
Kampnagel Inter Kulturfabrik HALL: Kmh
FILM SCREENING
Thursday - 28, October
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#1
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#1
PRODUCTION INFO
Year: 2021
Duration: 60 mins
Production: Magneto
Director: Sara Creta
Available Versions: ENG, FRA
Country of production: France
Thousands of refugees are trapped in Libya’s hellish detention centres, where abuse, rape and extortion is rampant. They live in subhuman conditions, awaiting someone – the militia, Europe, the UN, anyone – to decide their fate. We investigate the entire detention system, how this traffic works, the role of the militias and the way in which their control is exercised.
Officially, Libya’s 26 detention centres are run by the GNA, the UN-recognised government in Tripoli. In reality they are in the hands of the militias that control the country, who see migrants as a ready source of cash. The European Union finances the camps but then takes no responsibility for what happens there.
What needs to be changed and what are the solutions? Why is there such a lack of transparency when it comes to the UN’s activities in Tripoli? Europe seems to be at the mercy of Libyan blackmail and the measures taken to help Libya deal with the migrant problem reinforce the cycle of “extreme abuse”
Year: 2021
Duration: 60 mins
Production: Magneto
Director: Sara Creta
Available Versions: ENG, FRA
Country of production: France
Thousands of refugees are trapped in Libya’s hellish detention centres, where abuse, rape and extortion is rampant. They live in subhuman conditions, awaiting someone – the militia, Europe, the UN, anyone – to decide their fate. We investigate the entire detention system, how this traffic works, the role of the militias and the way in which their control is exercised.
Officially, Libya’s 26 detention centres are run by the GNA, the UN-recognised government in Tripoli. In reality they are in the hands of the militias that control the country, who see migrants as a ready source of cash. The European Union finances the camps but then takes no responsibility for what happens there.
What needs to be changed and what are the solutions? Why is there such a lack of transparency when it comes to the UN’s activities in Tripoli? Europe seems to be at the mercy of Libyan blackmail and the measures taken to help Libya deal with the migrant problem reinforce the cycle of “extreme abuse”
Friday - 29 October
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#2
15:00 - 16:00
FILM#2
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PROJECT EXHIBITION SPACE
The network „netzwerk medien.vielfalt!“ is a new transcultural network of media makers.
We are media makers with refugee or migration experience. We experience racism and discrimination on a daily basis. There is a lot of talk about us, but almost never with us. We connect people and media projects. We raise our voices and interfere in political debates. We strengthen each other through education and exchange. We create a diverse network for all. We want to make voices heard and understood through the power of media and encourage others to do the same. We see our responsibility in contributing something to change and expand the media landscape in a sustainable way. Our goal is an open, diverse and sustainable society.
Website of the network:
medienvielfalt.de
Our Network contributed to the April edition of the corax magazin with content on the topic „Integration “. The texts and statements were written by members of the nationwide netzwerk medien.vielfalt! Who are all involved in self-organized multilingual radio and podcast projects in cities like Erfurt, Kassel, Freiburg or Stuttgart. The texts provide insight into their individual experiences and perspectives on life in this country and on the demand for "integration" that is constantly being made on us.
We are media makers with refugee or migration experience. We experience racism and discrimination on a daily basis. There is a lot of talk about us, but almost never with us. We connect people and media projects. We raise our voices and interfere in political debates. We strengthen each other through education and exchange. We create a diverse network for all. We want to make voices heard and understood through the power of media and encourage others to do the same. We see our responsibility in contributing something to change and expand the media landscape in a sustainable way. Our goal is an open, diverse and sustainable society.
Website of the network:
medienvielfalt.de
Our Network contributed to the April edition of the corax magazin with content on the topic „Integration “. The texts and statements were written by members of the nationwide netzwerk medien.vielfalt! Who are all involved in self-organized multilingual radio and podcast projects in cities like Erfurt, Kassel, Freiburg or Stuttgart. The texts provide insight into their individual experiences and perspectives on life in this country and on the demand for "integration" that is constantly being made on us.
Colourful voices
Colourful Voices is an Online Anti-racist magazine by migratised people. With a focus on Post migrant, Intersectional, Decolonial and Antirassist topics. The magazine projects Bi_PoC und Migrant perspektiven. Colourful Voices is part of a network of migratised radio project connected to free radios called „netzwerk medien.vielfalt!". Here are some chosen articles from the magazin.
Website of our common broadcasting platform: colourfulvoices.net
Colourful Voices is an Online Anti-racist magazine by migratised people. With a focus on Post migrant, Intersectional, Decolonial and Antirassist topics. The magazine projects Bi_PoC und Migrant perspektiven. Colourful Voices is part of a network of migratised radio project connected to free radios called „netzwerk medien.vielfalt!". Here are some chosen articles from the magazin.
Website of our common broadcasting platform: colourfulvoices.net
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Migrant Media Network provides young Africans with reliable information and training on migration issues and social media to make informed decisions and be aware of safer migration options to Europe. #MMN promotes youth entrepreneurship at home as a way to build economic and social resilience, encouraging youth to create their own opportunities and work within their communities.
Members of the Ghanaian and the Gambian diaspora in Berlin are trained and involved in the development of online and offline materials to conduct workshops for young girls and boys in rural regions of Ghana and The Gambia around questions of migration, human smuggling, the ethical use of social media and youth entrepreneurship. Aiming to create a sustainable and growing network of trainers in rural areas, community influencers are engaged to amplify the training, and offline materials are distributed to community leaders in strategic points, such as schools and churches.
Field Guide Kit with the migration game: https://bit.ly/3hlCQCQ
Access to skills and information: https://bit.ly/3A1ukQt
Members of the Ghanaian and the Gambian diaspora in Berlin are trained and involved in the development of online and offline materials to conduct workshops for young girls and boys in rural regions of Ghana and The Gambia around questions of migration, human smuggling, the ethical use of social media and youth entrepreneurship. Aiming to create a sustainable and growing network of trainers in rural areas, community influencers are engaged to amplify the training, and offline materials are distributed to community leaders in strategic points, such as schools and churches.
Field Guide Kit with the migration game: https://bit.ly/3hlCQCQ
Access to skills and information: https://bit.ly/3A1ukQt
MEMORIES OF MOGADISHU is a multimedia project that examines the use of memory in the reconstruction of a once cosmopolitan city by the Somali diaspora around the world. Through the use of oral history in a combination of archival footage and personal interviews of members of the Somali diaspora around the world, the goal of the project is to document the collective memory of the pre-civil war city.
More Details: www.memoriesofmogadishu.com
More Details: www.memoriesofmogadishu.com
LES PANAFRICAINES » THE PAN-AFRICANS
The first network of women journalists from the 54 African countries, meets each year in Morocco, within the framework of the Forum to debate the themes of concern to the continent.
with more than 300 women journalists representing the 54 countries of the African continent, from 67 print media, 61 radio stations, 52 televisions, 36 digital media and 25 press agencies.
More Details: https://lespanafricaines.com/lng/fr/
The first network of women journalists from the 54 African countries, meets each year in Morocco, within the framework of the Forum to debate the themes of concern to the continent.
with more than 300 women journalists representing the 54 countries of the African continent, from 67 print media, 61 radio stations, 52 televisions, 36 digital media and 25 press agencies.
More Details: https://lespanafricaines.com/lng/fr/
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Let’s change the way we see the world.
