The International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media

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21 October 2011The Clearinghouse collects and documents research and other information on children, youth and media across the world. By means such as yearbooks, newsletters, joint projects and databases, the Clearinghouse aims at broadening and contextualizing this knowledge, thereby increasing awareness and media literacy. A global network is fundamental to the work of the Clearinghouse, which is carried out in co-operation with UNESCO.

The Clearinghouse informs various groups of users about

  • research on children, young people and media
  • research and practices regarding media education, media literacy and children’s/young people’s participation in the media 
  • measures, activities and research concerning children’s and young people’s media environment.
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