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Home » Poverty in the media: Being seen and getting heard
Poverty in the media: Being seen and getting heard
Broadcast and Media, Moving Out Of Poverty, poverty, social networking sites, United Kingdom
Poverty in the media: Being seen and getting heard
jrf.org.uk –

This study examines how people with direct experience of poverty in the UK can have a more effective voice in the media. Presentation of their views and experiences through media channels and help to shape and develop public opinion and build support for action to combat poverty.

Link: http://www.jrf.org.uk/sites/files/jrf/poverty-in-the-media-full.pdf
Added by View user profileSonia Hossain on January 7, 2010
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