WACC introduced a new logo in November 2013. The logo consists of two parts: the graphic element and the text elements. The graphic element is a helix in four colours representing both the world and the world of communications, with two partial waves to the left representing outbound signals.

Oct 27, 2013 · The new logo bears WACC’s tag line “Communication for all”, based on its current Principles and Strategic Plan 2012-2016. In 1976 WACC’s first logo took the form of a solid circle representing the world and two C’s symbolizing both Christian and communication.

Feb 10, 2012 · In particular, the principle of “Communication for All” restores voice and visibility to vulnerable and disadvantaged groups in a spirit of genuine solidarity. The tagline has been translated into French and Spanish and now appears on the WACC website. One problem was making the language inclusive.

The World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) is an international NGO registered as a charity in Canada and the United Kingdom. The organization's mission is to promote communication rights as a pillar of social change and sustainable development.

WACC's logo was updated in 2013. The logo’s spiral is predominantly cyan blue, a colour that has come to be associated with the organization. It symbolizes WACC’s worldwide multicultural diverse...

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a) The WACC logo including the tag line is the exclusive property and right of WACC and can be displayed or used only for official WACC business by the Association, its regional associations, its Members, and its project partners.

AGM will receive new WACC logo on October 28.

May 1, 2019 · The Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) logo – with figures of a woman reading the newspaper and a man reading the news from a desktop computer while perched on a globe – has been refreshed. The original logo, first introduced in 2005, is familiar to media and participants around the world, said Saskia Rowley, who designed the new logo.