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29 Sep 2014 Centre for Christian Communication and Media Research

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Recognizing and Building Communication Rights

Ghana

Christian as well as Muslim secondary school students gained Media Literacy skills and are better able to look at a range of media in a more critical way. Parents of young people which received the training were also provided with more general Media Literacy skills.

Final Report   442-Youth Media Literacy Handout

 

Project 442

 

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