CANG
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a better world
Commonwealth Association of Non Governmental Organisations, CANGO
The Commonwealth Association of NGOs, CANGO will be publishing various intellectual publications and productions by members of CANGO with an immense sense of responsibility of the overwhelming compelling need to see the emergence of a free world.
All around us today, we are confronted with brazen images of oppression, of suppression, of subjugation, and of a brutal but doomed attempt to return mankind back to the days of the shameful existence in the state of nature.
Ours at CANGO is an avowed offensive against the social illiteracy in the dynamics of a free society; against retrogression and in support of the need to mobilise technical, intellectual, and other social resources to provide practical tools to confront the challenges of realising the imperative of development in the 21st Century. Theory and Practice, in other words, praxis and paradigms must be mobilised to solve the pluralisms of problems that confront the world.
From the CANGO stable, the following publications shall be published which shall provide a platform for diverse shades of voices to be heard.
1. The Journal of the Commonwealth Association of NGOs, "OCTOPUS" will provide quarterly a veritable platform for the expression of multifarious and multi-disciplinary opinions, views and research findings. Contributions are hereby sought from NGO professionals and volunteers from around the Commonwealth and the world on any subject.
2. DIVERSITY: CANGO's Monthly Newsletter: Also a brain child of our ravenous and ever craving desire for truth and justice, the newsletter would also contain news of interest to CANGO members and the NGO Community in the Commonwealth. And will further our expressed desire to provide an enduring platform for meaningful and productive civil society expression. Articles, views and news are also invited to be sent in.
3. CIVIL SOCIETY WORLD TODAY. This magazine is open to commentators in the global NGO Community to send in their literary contributions. Please adhere to international journal standards with respect to proper referencing etc. No limit to length of write-ups.
4. CANGO Conference 2003 Report: The report of the hugely successful 2003 Abuja Nigeria Inaugural CANGO Conference during the CHOGM is packaged in booklet form and made available online to all interested members of CANGO and beyond. Click
NOTE: Editors of each publication reserve the right to edit and reduce contributions to any length for purposes of publishing. Please adhere to international journal standards with respect to proper referencing in all write-ups/contributions to Octopus, Diversity and Civil Society World Today. In addition, contributors MUST state and append their signature as to the fact that contributions submitted by them to CANGO are their original works. All Contribution should please be in English, or accompanied by an English translation of the text. The Editors' reserve the right not to publish contributions that are deemed 'obscene." The Editors' decision is final on if, when, or where to publish any contributions sent..
5. Other Publications: These include blistering exposes on various societal themes, success stories and some of the most painful issues of our time. Those interested in making available their publications for a global audience can send in their books for placement on the website. The publications currently available include:
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By Ikeorha
Dele-Israel, Ambassador for Peace & CONVENOR CANGO |
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By Tunde Akodu, Legal Attorney
(available in CD form) |
The above books are available in PDF format on CD form $34.99 Via email $20 (add $9.99 for postage)
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