“Media Credibility and
Social Responsibility”



“A Unified Direction in the
New Millennium

18th World Media Conference”

The World Media Association is an international consortium of media professionals and opinion leaders who envision a more peaceful world that values a high standard of personal ethics, intercultural and interracial cooperation and the active participation of all people in shaping the twenty-first century.

Furthermore, we believe that, as ones whose profession is communication, we have a special obligation to use the full extent of our abilities to encourage these pursuits in order that each generation may bequeath to its children a better, safer world than it has known.

The World Media Association will embody this vision through various activities, including:

  • Bringing together those who share a common vision of a new media that will improve and deepen the quality of the media discussion about all aspects of human existence such as the role of government and leadership in a changing world, the role of the individual, conflict resolution, religion, community, health, environment.

  • Promoting and encouraging education regarding the ethical responsibilities that go along with being a member of a profession that must necessarily exist outside government control.

  • Establishing a global network of media professionals and opinion leaders who are able to rise above their own nationalities, races and cultures, and work to elevate the overall level of press freedom and the quality of life worldwide.

  • Recognizing that the world is involved in sweeping transitions at many levels, brought about by changes in technology, attitudes and the rise of a global information-based culture -- and providing a forum for dialogue between opposing ideas.

  • Working with the free market to empower individuals with greater access to the mass media as well as broadening the range of voices and information sources available to the average person.

  • Publishing and disseminating the clearest and best ideas available on communication freedom and ethics.

World Media Association
3600 New York Ave. NE, 3rd Floor
Washington, DC   20002, USA

Phone: 202-636-3124
Fax: 202-635-9227

wma@wmassociation.com

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