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IBT attended the Labour Party conference in Liverpool last week, where we met Ministers from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and urged them to back our Public Service Broadcasters (PSBs) and reinforce their obligations to international coverage.
The media has spectacularly failed to engage the UK public with climate change and the urgent need for action. Where has coverage gone wrong? Helen Palmer, IBT Trustee, argues that the media needs to move on from ‘climate doomism’.
Expectations are high for the new UK government. With ongoing violence in Gaza, global poverty and the climate emergency, there’s no shortage of issues for Keir Starmer’s government to focus on. Sophie Powell, Chief of UK Advocacy and Campaigns for Christian Aid shares what she hopes will be in the King’s Speech.
Many in the charity sector are thinking about leaving the social media platform X because of the political nature of its leadership and the toxic environment that X has become. It’s also clear that the algorithms being used by the platform are working against charities, which means that far fewer of our followers are seeing our content.
We are hosting this session in order to hear from charities who have decided to leave, like ACEVO, or those who have reduced their presence on the platform, like CharityComms. Speakers from these organisations will share their experience. We also want to hear from IBT members.
Oxfam
IBT Member
The International Broadcasting Trust works with the media to ensure that UK audiences remain engaged with global issues.
Ben Rayner
Executive Producer, Al Jazeera English