Cartooning for Peace: a network of 393 editorial cartoonists in 81 countries
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The international network Cartooning for Peace today brings together 393 editorial cartoonists from 81 countries. These artists work for newspapers, magazines and news websites around the world. What they have in common is the use of editorial cartooning to address current events, freedom of expression and major social issues.
The organisation's website makes it possible to discover the network's members, listed by country. Visitors can view the cartoonists' profiles and download their works. This presentation gives an overview of the diversity of styles, subjects and points of view represented by caricature in different regions of the world.
For readers in France, this network offers a simple way to follow the graphic creation of other countries. It also makes it possible to compare how cartoonists address news topics depending on their national context. The drawings are accessible online, which makes them easy to consult and to use for educational purposes.
In summary, Cartooning for Peace is an important international network because of its number of members and the variety of countries represented. It invites the public to discover editorial cartooning in an accessible form, through an open platform that is easy to explore.
Sources: Cartooning for Peace
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