What We Do
The Trust aims to increase understanding between developing and developed
countries, through the effective use of media, and to highlight how in today’s
globalised world, all nations are inter-dependent.
To this end, the Trust seeks to raise awareness of global human rights, social
and development issues – from poverty and debt to education, good governance and
freedom of expression.
“After September 11th, 2001, is there anyone out there who failed to see the importance of understanding the world beyond these islands?”
George Alagiah BBC News
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One World Media Awards The Trust’s coveted annual awards promote comprehensive coverage and analysis of all aspects of the developing world: its successes and achievements, as well as its problems and challenges, from as many different perspectives as possible. The ceremony, is now recognised and supported throughout the media industry. Find out more... |
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One World Student Film Bursaries
An educational bursary scheme whereby financial and editorial assistance is provided to film students for making their final year documentary film. Young filmmakers are given the opportunity to record personal stories from around the world and to promote intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding. Find out more...
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One World Fellowship Scheme
One of the most highly regarded programmes run by the One World Broadcasting Trust. Aimed at senior radio and television broadcasters from developing countries, the Fellowship Scheme brings a select group of broadcast professionals to the UK for a varied programme of discussion sessions and location visits. Find out more... |
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Other Projects
The Trust continually seeks ways to set up new partnerships, as well as expand its existing projects. Find out more...
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| You can review all our activities in our current PDF brochure. Or if the file is too big for you, just email us and we'll send you a copy. |
