African Centre for Media and Inter-Cultural Dialogue (ACMID)

The African Centre that promotes intercultural understanding, cross-cultural dialogue, and diversity through media communication.

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ABOUT US

The African Centre for Media and Inter-Cultural Dialogue (ACMID) is a non-profit organization committed to promoting inter cultural understanding and dialogue through media and communication. 

We strive to facilitate and provide a platform for cross-cultural communication, media and information literacy, inter-cultural dialogue and understanding, and promote diversity in all aspects of society. 

Through research, advocacy, capacity building and strategic interventions, ACMID is committed to promoting an open society where divergent narratives coexist harmoniously using media and digital platforms as a tool for positive change.

VISION

To build a world where identity of difference, diverse culture and perspectives are recognized, understood, celebrated and embraced through strategic media engagement and communication

MISSION

To create a platform for media professionals and stakeholders to share knowledge, ideas and best practices, and to empower individuals and communities to participate in building a more inclusive and equitable society.

OUR VALUES

ACMID’s values guide our approach to intercultural dialogue, media literacy, and peacebuilding.

We are committed to fostering inclusivity, integrity, and innovation in our work.

Our core values form the foundation for achieving our mission of bridging cultural divides and fostering dialogue for a better society.

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Our board of trustees

Mrs Ronke Suraj

Secretary

Eng. Lukeman Lawal

Board Member

Mr. Adeoye Olusola

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