Ten instruments to improve the coverage of youth people. A participatory experience
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Journalism ethics, youth, Journalism, participation, self-regulationAbstract
In this text we propose ten instruments for an appropriate treatment of young people in the media. These mechanisms are the result of a participatory process with journalist and youth experts conducted between 2008 and 2010 and led by Secretary of Youth of the Catalan Government. The main objective of this process has been involving both groups (journalists & youth experts) in order to adopt the proposed instruments. This experience has been focused on various participatory techniques with the participation of over 50 experts.
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