The German media consultancy CAMECO, has published a very helpful free practical guide entitled: A Digital Security Guide for Everyone: Safeguarding Your Digital Presence
Download for free from https://t.co/3rMphvfjTH
Support religious literacy. Safeguard a place for UK religious broadcasting. This is important for the survival of religious programmes on public service channels. Sign the Petition! https://t.co/oWrG6TJmm5 via @UKChange
Today the first #UKDev White Paper on international development since 2009 has been published.
It is a welcome shift of direction - but there is still work to do. @neilthorns, Director of Advocacy at CAFOD, said ⤵️
Cumare – Voices of the Colombian Amazon peoples
Enabling 40 local reporters from community radio stations in the Colombian Amazon and Orinoco region to produce journalistic content
https://t.co/EXbImKwYv9
We're welcoming participants to the Conversation Circle #LocalClimateVoices: The missing link to real #ClimateAction? Last chance to join: https://t.co/IGkjpMzPwh
Jacob Rees-Mogg claims that nobody cares about #partygate anymore.
The BBC say the documentary only makes people angry.
The truth is it shows everyone what lying assholes the Conservatives are.
So do you care?
Feel free to RT to show that you do.
„Conflicts and Clashes? Europe’s changing religious landscape”. Meeting at the Bertelsmann Stiftung with presentation of the results of the new Bertelsmann Religion Monitor. Keynote: Yasemin El-Menuar (Head of the Religionsmonitor-Projekt) @WACCEuro@SIGNISEurope
Hans W. Florin was the former general secretary of #WACC . The prize named in his honor recognizes works aligned with WACC's Christian Principles of Communication, emphasizing community, participation, liberation, prophetic speech, and cultural diversity.
The Hans W. Florin prize for cultural diversity was awarded for the first time to the productions "Sign of the Times" from the Netherlands and "What We Laugh At" from Germany.
@BeliefOnScreen The first prize was awarded to the documentary The Attraction of the Invisible, directed by Jean-Yves Fischbach and produced by CFRT for France Télévisions, which “opened our minds to what is beyond the cosmos”, as the jury pointed out.