Fall 2002, Volume 17 - Printable Version (PDF) - (1.63 MB)

• Raising Readers in the Electronic Age
• The New and Improved mediafamily.org
• New Tools and Resources from the Institute
• Selling Soft Drinks with HARD Liquor
• Research Watch: David Walsh gives talk for World Health Organization
• Making our Work Possible
  

Spring 2002, Volume 16 - Printable Version (PDF) - (178 KB)

• Children, the Diabetes Epidemic, and the Media Connection
• Kids Lose with TV Booze Ads
• TV-Turnoff Week 2002
• Florida Becomes Media Wise
• The Newsletter Goes Electronic
• Donate to the Institute - Help us Help Children and Families

Winter 2002, Volume 15 - Printable Version (PDF) - (2.53 MB)

• More kids playing video games, more parents using ratings
• Helping teen parents read to their kids
• Violent Video Games and Youth Aggression
• Talking to Kids about Terrorism and War
• Concerned Parents Raise $14,000 for Video Game Research Project

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