'Aims at facilitating international communication by exploring the dynamics of culture and identity, language and identity, group mentalities and communication patterns, but also individual and social factors of speaking a second language, within the context of globalisation.'

'Delivers rigorous, modern research through its associated clusters and centres, specialising in a range of disciplines from Creative Industries to Jazz Research.'

'The Centre for Printing History and Culture is a joint initiative between Birmingham City University and the University of Birmingham and consists of researchers, heritage professionals and librarians. It seeks to encourage research into all aspects and periods of printing history and culture, as well as education and training into the art and practice of printing.'

'The Frontline Club is a gathering place for journalists, photographers and other likeminded people interested in international affairs. We Champion Independent Journalism & Freedom of Speech, we rally the protection of Press Freedom and fight for the safety of Freelancers in doing their important work around the globe.'

'We are a registered charity, and work to inspire communities, develop writers and celebrate the literary culture of Wales. Literature Wales works in Welsh, English and bilingually across Wales ... We empower, improve and brighten lives through literature. Our projects are designed to make a difference and through words we help shape our society, economy and culture in Wales.'

'The Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers is the City of London Livery Company for the Communications and Content Industries. Our members work in or supply the paper, print, publishing, packaging, newspaper, broadcasting and online media industries ... Through The Stationers’ Company, members are offered a unique opportunity to further the interests of our sectors. They can also meet with the many leaders of the industries, network and enjoy socialising with those with a common interest and share in the life and traditions of the City of London.'