Next Wave International Next Wave International™ is a faith-based communications group which is
training organizations to engage the future & move society forward
in a positive direction. Founder / Director: Mal Fletcher
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Kids: Over-Exposed to Sex?
Are young children over-exposed to sex, on TV, in PC games and in other areas?
What can parents do? What should government do in terms of regulation?
What part should education play?
Mal Fletcher in an interview w/ Cross Rhythms radio's Jon Bellamy.

Added 05/03/2010


Sexualising Children - Thought For The Week
Are children being forced to grow up too quickly? Is the sexualisation of media and culture generally destroying childhood?
Mal Fletcher presents Thought for the Week on BBC Manchester's Sunday programme.
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Added 03/03/2010


Why Social Commentary?
What's the point of social commentary? Why do you work as a social commentator with the media?
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 03/03/2010


Bullying At Number Ten
Is bullying happening at the top of UK government? What does this say about leadership today?
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 02/03/2010


Mal Fletcher Does The Newspapers
Mal Fletcher is an avid newspaper reader. What's in the newspapers that catches his eye? (Sunday papers review, early March 2010.)
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 02/03/2010


Are National Apologies Healthy?
Some national political leaders have taken to making apologies on behalf of wrongs done in history - is this a healthy development?
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 01/03/2010


What's Your Big Challenge To Leaders?
What's the big challenge facing leaders right now - in business, church and other organizations?
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 01/03/2010


How Did You Come To Faith?
How did you come to faith? What's your backstory?
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 28/02/2010


What's The Place Of Religion In Europe?
What is the place of religion in European society today?
Mal Fletcher with w/ BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 28/02/2010


Youth Alive: What's The Story?
What's the story behind the phenomenon that was and is Youth Alive Australia? Does this kind of movement have relevance in Europe?
Mal Fletcher is interviewed by BBC Manchester's Mike Shaft.
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Added 28/02/2010



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My son is 21 months old & has full Edward's Syndrome. He is a happy, beautiful child & gives so much to so many people. His life is as worthy as any other child. I believe the medical profession should help parents to want to give their children a chance of survival.
Deborah, United Kingdom

Your article about Daniel in Babylon is spot on. As 21st Century Christians our challenge is to find appropriate forums to join the conversation & refrain from adopting a defensive posture.
Tom Rawls, United Kingdom

Mal, I'm preparing for Sunday youth service here in Germany, on 'Honour your parents'. I´ll never forget your article 'What Every Teenager Should Know About Their Parents'. Helped me to understand mine better...
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