CMAA Welcomes New Board Leadership
We are incredibly thankful to Phil Edwards for 12 years service as Chair of CMAA, and warmly welcome our new Chair and Deputy Chair.
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National Christian Media Research Project Update
CMAA has just concluded our 4th National Christian Media Study, and $100 gift card winners have been announced.
8 in 10 Australians More Hopeful About the Future
A new study has found Australians are more hopeful about the future now compared to the beginning of the pandemic.
Excelsia Teaching Courses Available at No Cost
Excelsia has several Teaching Courses starting in July which are Commonwealth Supported Places – offered at no cost to students.
Navigating Cancel Culture as a Not-for-Profit
McCrindle Research explores what Australian givers expect of charities and not-for-profits in today's complex environment.
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WEBINAR: Our Social Dilemma
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Social Media in 2021 reaches billions, but are the challenges and pitfalls worth it?
Aussies Seek Answers to Faith Online or Through Those They Trust
A new survey reveals that Australians are most likely to seek answers to questions about faith online or with friends and family.
Powerful and Remarkable Podcast from Clayton Bjelan
You have never come across a podcast more moving or courageous as 'Incurable' - a conversation between mother and son during the last stages of her life.
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WEBINAR: Advocacy Starts at Home
Our ability to serve the gospel in publicly available media channels cannot be taken for granted and will increasingly need to be defended.
National Christian Media Research Project Underway
The 2021 McCrindle Net Promotor Score Research Project is currently live, providing CMAA Members with a benchmarking for demographics, trust measurement, advocacy, sales and fundraising outcomes.
How CPX Ended Up On ABC’s ‘Media Watch’
A faith-based survey caught the attention of Sky News, but as a result of their inattention to the details, it ended up on 'Media Watch'.