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LBS Public Lecture seriesThe London Behind the Scenes Public Lecture series is ready for bookings... more
Stuart SimpsonStuart Simpson explains that corruption fails completely to explain underdevelopment... more
Kyle DuncanWORLDwrite volunteer Kyle Duncan has filmed a short piece for Ticking our Boxes on the monitoring of sexual orientation... more
WORLDwrite ShopThe new WORLDwrite Shop is now open and ready for instant online purchases of our films... more

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Don't miss out on WORLDwrite's latest project, London Behind the Scenes. For more information and volunteer opportunities please click here.

The More the Merrier Film now on DVD

The More the Merrier DVDWORLDwrite's pro-immigration event and launch screening of The More the Merrier and Cash Back was a huge success and packed out. The films received rave reviews and are now available on DVD providing crucial material to kick start positive debate on immigration and freedom of movement for all. See the launch here.

Order the films now for your school, college, university or to discuss with friends. Read comments and reviews here. The trailer for The More the Merrier is available here.

An accompanying booklet of articles will be provided free for educational institutions and libraries ordering these films.

Appeal: Wofa Wants...

WofaWofa, resident of the Old Fadama in Accra, Ghana, ends WORLDwrite's documentary, Keeping Africa Small, by beseeching NGOs to stop preaching and provide development that will transform their lives. WORLDwrite is running a no strings appeal for Wofa and Old Fadama.

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Don't miss these events

The Battle for Progress
What does 'progress' mean in the 21st century? Despite much talk of 'globalisation', there are still vast inequalities between different parts of the world. This debate takes place on Saturday 28 June, 6pm-7:30pm, The Lift, Southbank Centre Square, London. Tickets £5. For more information and booking click here.

The Battle for China
The rise of China is the subject of much debate and provokes as much fear as admiration. Commentators note that China-bashing is the new Olympic sport. WORLDwrite is supporting a one day Battle of Ideas satellite conference as part of the CHINA NOW festival on Saturday 12 July 2008, 9:30am-6pm at the London offices of Norton Rose, 3 More London Riverside, London SE1 2AQ. Participants will consider whether China's unprecedented development is a cause for celebration or anxiety. For more information and booking click here.

The WORLDwrite Newsreel

Below are the three most recent WORLDwrite newsreels. You can click on the small boxes to view each programme. If you would like to help develop this news channel please contact us.

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Who's watching us?

This programme looks at perceptions of corruption, surveillance and features a debate on vetting... more

Newsreel 2

Who should we trust?

This programme showcases WORLDwrite's new film and also examines new vetting regulations... more

Newsreel 1

Debate on the G8

This programme features experts and a studio audience unpicking the G8's impact on the developing world... more

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