Northeast Media Literacy Conference

April 1.2004 - April 2.2004
Storrs, CT, @ the Bishop Center, University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT

A high-powered one day conference for all those interested in helping children and youth to understand the impact of today's mass media, including elementary and secondary teachers, administrators, counselors and prevention specialists, pediatricians & health care professionals, juvenile justice workers, media specialists, writers, and parents — all those interested in helping young people to notonly read, interpret, and think critically about the many messages from today's mass media saturated world, but to help the young to effectively and creatively communicate through the many media forms that are so attractive to them.

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