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CELEBRATING READING
 Take a look at some of the cartoons that artists worldwide donated for newspapers to run on International Literacy Day. Main partners were Cartoon Arts International, Universal Press Syndicate, The National Cartoonists Society (USA), along with newspapers and newspaper associations all over the world. (Click on the image of Garfield to see the short video)
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| | Gazeta Wyborcza wins top World Young Reader Prize  The Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza received the annual World Young Reader Newspaper of the Year award at ceremonies in Amsterdam during the World Association of Newspapers annual Readership Conference. WAN also presented trophies in five categories of achievement: Editorial Strategy, Brand Extension, Newspapers in Education, Public Service and a special category for 2008, "Literacy and Newspapers." ENGLISH ESPANOL FRANCAIS DEUTSCH
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Nigeria gets a first taste of NIE Children attending the First Africa Media Literacy Conference competed in a "newspaper race" that taught some basics about the newspaper itself. Read the details HERE NIE & Democracy in Asia Newspaper executives from Asia and the Pacific region meeting in Thailand have developed a series of nine recommendations for using newspapers as a tool for education, to promote citizenship and to build democracy. Read the details HERE
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| | The World of
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|  Join a new study about a new generation. |
|  Download our free Reading & Learning with Newspapers guides for teachers and newspaper executives.
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|  FAQ about Newspapers in Education (NIE)
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|  How to use our World Newspaper Reading Passport |
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| Find out more about WAN's young readership development work in our e-report by clicking on the cover
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