Unda, International Catholic Association for Radio and Television
Unda, Association catholique internationale pour la radio et la télévision
Unda, Asociación Católica Internacional para la Radio y la Televisión
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Founded
1928-06-19 Cologne Germany
History
19 Jun 1928, Cologne (Germany), as International Catholic Bureau for Broadcasting -- Bureau catholique international de radiodiffusion. Also referred to as Commission internationale catholique de la radiophonie. Name changed, 1946, to International Catholic Association for Radio and Television (UNDA) -- Association catholique internationale pour la radiodiffusion et la télévision -- Asociación Católica Internacional para la Radiodifusión y Televisión, 'unda' being 'wave' in Latin. Subsequently became: Unda, International Catholic Association for Radio, Television and Audiovisuals -- Unda, Association catholique internationale pour la radio, la télévision et l'audiovisuel -- Unda, Asociación Católica Internacional para la Radio, la Televisión y el Audiovisual. Statutes revised: 1962, 1971, 1980. Registered in Fribourg (Switzerland) in accordance with Swiss law. Following decision of General Assembly, Aug 1998, Montréal (Canada), merged with H-XB1454 - International Catholic Organization for Cinema and Audiovisual, effective from General Assembly 2001, Rome (Italy), to form B-XB0012 - World Catholic Association for Communication (SIGNIS).
Aims
Ensure a human and Christian spirit in activities of radio, television and related media; promote media training and education; achieve effective religious broadcasting.
Events
30 past events available with paid subscription only.Activities
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General Assembly (every 3 to 5 years). Board of Management (meets once a year). Executive Committee (meets once a year). Secretariat General, headed by Secretary General.
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UIA Org ID
XB1450
Last News
2001
** UN SDGs are linked to the subject classification.
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