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Youth Media Reporter

Youth Media Reporter

Open-Access Journal for Media Educators

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Welcome to the Youth Media Reporter--an open access, peer-reviewed professional journal for media educators, scholars, students, and others who develop, organize, teach, study and support youth media practices and programs.

YMR includes research articles, descriptive case studies, brief reports from the field, and reviews of scholarship, technologies, conferences and other events related to the practices, pedagogies, and analysis of youth media.

The journal focuses particular attention on the implications of media making for empowering young people's identities, agency, voice, and civic action.

Dear New York Times…

An innovative teacher at Duke University’s Talent Identification Program turned 15 of his ninth graders into the most successful group of letter-to-the-editor writers in the New York Times‘ history. Read in the Duke Dialogue how Mark Duckenfield helped more than half of his students get published in less than a month.

Posted on March 18, 2005July 20, 2013Author Kendra HurleyCategories 2005, Uncategorized

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