The Symposium, organized by the Forum Media and Development (fome) network in partnership with DW Akademie and Fondation Hirondelle, once again brought together media development practitioners, humanitarian actors, journalists, academics, and civil society representatives to reflect on the state of public-interest media and information ecosystems worldwide...

The community radios Amani FM-Malinde, Ebala of Misisi, Kivu, and Muungano brought together eight Radio Clubs known as “Citizens’ Public Action Monitoring Committees” (comités locaux du contrôle citoyen de l’action publique) and fostered compliance with anti-fiscal harassment...

The call for the funding cycle 2026/2027 is now open. You can apply till 27 February 2026! Apply now!

The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation (Catholic Sisters Initiative) has partnered again with the Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See and CAMECO to launch the special communication scholarship programme for religious sisters for the third time...

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In January 2026, CAMECO will launch the “Commbox” media & development literature database and repository. However, the preliminary version with 30,000 datasets can already be used at https://commbox.org. The database draws on the library that CAMECO has compiled from all over the world since it was founded in 1969...

Approaching sexual harassment in newsrooms when most cases are under-reported is a major challenge. Women are the most marginalised group in the media industry, with their safety and impunity a major concern...

From September 15th to September 20th, 2025, CAMECO, along with Tulip and BEGECA, held the second edition of its Digital Media Education training, where 60 participants from all over the world joined to explore strategies for supporting youth in addressing the digital challenges they face. This training is part of a larger effort by Cameco to build digital capacities within institutions, especially to protect the most vulnerable...

In a digital age where young people face unprecedented challenges, from misinformation and security to wellbeing, and where the role of institutions such as schools and churches is more important than ever, CAMECO, together with TULIP (and supported by BEGECA), invites educators, youth ministers, media professionals, and all those concerned with the digital wellbeing of young people to take part in the Digital Media Education Training, held online from 15–19 September 2025...