Finally, the print copy of Internet Evangelism in the 21st Century is available through Amazon.com. It is $22,99 plus shipping! Also, remember to check out the print copy of Mediastrategy for Christian Witness available at the same price.
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Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Prosocial Media Strategies for Change". It was developed by educator and media consultant Daniel Henrich. Henrich teaches at the College of the Bahamas and is a media consultant with broad experience in develioping prosocial media strategies. Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic... Read Full Story
By Daniel Henrich This is a brief proposal and barebones strategy to combat the rising incidences of violence in Bahamian society among at-risk youth. There has been ample media coverage of this societial problem so I will not cover that here. To establish a methodology, however, one must look at communication studies in how televised violence has a considerable potential for teaching negative behavior. Much of this perspective comes from the concept of role modeling – coming from a the... Read Full Story
By Daniel Henrich
This is a brief proposal and barebones strategy to combat the rising incidences of violence in Bahamian society among at-risk youth. There has been ample media coverage of this societial problem so I will not cover that here.
To establish a methodology, however, one must look at communication studies in how televised violence has a considerable potential for teaching negative behavior. Much of this perspective comes from the concept of role modeling – coming from a theory ca... Read Full Story
New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, New York, USA. The role of television in encouraging youth violence, and its potential as a prosocial teaching tool are examined. A media strategy developed by New York City in collaboration with inner-city youth exposed to violence, which focused on positive peer pressure for choosing nonviolent solutions to conflict is then delineated, along with the community and media coverage that followed. The effectiveness of the televised public service ... Read Full Story
New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, New York, USA.
The role of television in encouraging youth violence, and its potential as a prosocial teaching tool are examined. A media strategy developed by New York City in collaboration with inner-city youth exposed to violence, which focused on positive peer pressure for choosing nonviolent solutions to conflict is then delineated, along with the community and media coverage that followed. The effectiveness of the televised public service ... Read Full Story
