OneWorld Channels

AIDSchannel.org is a multimedia web portal on issues relating to HIV/AIDS. Its mission is to foster understanding and knowledge, and to emphasize that the disease is not only a health but a development, social, economic and human rights issue. The site brings together information and resources from civil society organizations, governments, research institutions, media and other stakeholders working in the field.

LearningChannel.org is a global portal on quality education, where content pertaining to education, from organizations both in the North and the South, is accessible to all. The channel, edited from New Delhi, India, highlights the best initiatives, innovations and success stories, news reports from partner organizations and the media. There are also action and updates on education campaigns worldwide, opinions and features from leading commentators and educationalists and online debates and discussions on education - all in the endeavour to put education on the priority lists of governments and developmental organizations worldwide.

Digital Opportunity Channel is all about how information and communication technologies (ICT) can be best used to end poverty and encourage sustainable development. This portal is committed to highlighting the current trends in ICT for development, debating issues such as the digital divide and the efforts to tackle it, showcasing best practices, and providing shared spaces for interested practitioners to network with one another, collaborate on common projects and campaign for common goals.

OneWorld Kids at last brings us a channel produced by... a penguin. If you're worried about the impact that human beings are having on the planet, join Tiki the Penguin's group of friends and start to do something about it! Inside you'll find news, guides for kids, quizzes where you can test your knowledge - and a chance to find out how Earth-friendly you and your parents are.

Media Channel is a challenge to the nine transnational conglomerates that dominate the global media. With market values firmly in command, we are witnessing the commercialization of public space, the decline of journalism, the denigration of ideas of public service, and the debasing of our political culture. Hence the world's first global media supersite, co-produced by Globalvision and OneWorld. 'As the media watch the world, we watch the media...'

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