What Works in Youth Media: Case Studies from Around the World
Baltimore: International Youth Foundation (2003), 82 pp.
Introduction, 6
¡Cámara! Ahí nos vemos, Mexico. Through the lens of a video camera, young people learn to see their community with new eyes, 11
Children’s Express-UK, United Kingdom. Young reporters express their views while learning valuable life skills, 21
Little Masters, China. A national magazine written, edited, and produced by children under the age of 15, 33
Trendsetters, Zambia. A magazine—by and for youth—dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, 41
Troç, Albania. Using the power of television to educate the public about critical issues facing children, 53
Young Journalists Group, Viet Nam. Young journalists seek to engage their generation, 61
Youth Outlook, United States. Chronicling life through the eyes and voices of young people, 71
¡Cámara! Ahí nos vemos, Mexico. Through the lens of a video camera, young people learn to see their community with new eyes, 11
Children’s Express-UK, United Kingdom. Young reporters express their views while learning valuable life skills, 21
Little Masters, China. A national magazine written, edited, and produced by children under the age of 15, 33
Trendsetters, Zambia. A magazine—by and for youth—dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, 41
Troç, Albania. Using the power of television to educate the public about critical issues facing children, 53
Young Journalists Group, Viet Nam. Young journalists seek to engage their generation, 61
Youth Outlook, United States. Chronicling life through the eyes and voices of young people, 71
