Media for a New Humanity
Creating media to connect, serve and transform our world.
This group was formed at the Alliance for a New Humanity conference in San Jose, Costa Rica, March 11-13, 2008. Our mission is to connect people, who, through personal and social transformation, aim to build a just, peaceful, and sustainable world, reflecting the unity of all humanity.
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Created: Mar 25, 2008
Updated: Nov 17, 2009
Membership: Open
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Marina Urquidi
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About
I'm basically a communication facilitator, specializing in cross-cultural (for both "social" and "national" cultures) communication and in Internet-based communication in the very broad field of global activism.
I am a research facilitator, new to this kind of communication. Thinking globally and acting locally is a dictum that I have resonated with for some time, so I find myself somewhat sceptical of 'global activism'. Nonetheless, cross-cultural communication is crucial if ever we are to get out of the violent isolation we were trapped into by Apartheid in South Africa. I f there is a modest way in which we can begin to explore 'Internet-based communication' to enable us to get out of this isolation, we would be happy to try.