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CONSUMING KIDS:Toying with Children's Health
February 14, 2004,
New York City
Presentations
Alvin Poussaint,
MD, Judge Baker Children's Center and Harvard Medical School.
Introduction.
Susan
Linn, EdD,
Judge Baker Children's Center.
Consuming
Kids: The hostile takeover of childhood.
Rose
Dyson, EdD,
Canadians Concerned about Violence in Entertainment (C-CAVE),
Globalization, Mergers and Media Violence: Links with
the Commercial Exploitation of Children.
Allen Kanner, PhD.
Toying with
the World: Globalization and the Commercialization of
Childhood.
Margo
Wootan, Dsc, Center for Science in the Public
Interest (CSPI).
Marketing Obesity to
Children.
Diane
Levin, PhD,
Wheelock College.
Toying with
Children’s Health: How the Business of Play Harms
Children.
Michael
Brody, MD, American Academy of Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry.
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: 5 Years at the Toy
Fair.
Joan Almon, Alliance for Childhood.
More Isn’t Always
Merrier: How Flooding the Market with Toys Hurts
Children.
James
Johnson, PhD, Pennsylvania State University.
Can Good
Things Happen When the Immovable Mass of the Toy
Market Meets the Irresistible Force of Play?
Daniel
Hade, PhD,
Pennsylvania State University.
Curious George gets Branded: Children’s Books as
Advertising.
Daphne
White,
Lion & Lamb Project.
Sex, Violence and Video Games: Marketing Cruelty to
Children.
Nancy
Carlsson-Paige, EdD, Lesley College . Consuming
Families: Voices of Parents.
Lisa Flythe:
Problems
with Self-Regulation of Commercial Standards.
Timothy Kasser,
PhD, Knox College.
The High Price of
Materialism for Kids: Recent Empirical Research
Joe Kelly,
Dads and Daughters.
Kids Marketing and the
Suffocating Gender Straightjacket.
Margo Maine,
PhD,
Maine & Weinstein Specialty Group.
Global Girls in Consumer
Culture: I Want; Therefore, I Am
Velma LaPoint,
PhD, Howard University School of Education.
Children of Color and Poor Children: Health Challenges from
Commercialism.
Arnold Fege,
Public Advocacy for Kids (PAK).
The
Commercialization of America’s Public Schools.
Jim Metrock,
Obligation Inc. Forcing Schoolchildren to
Watch Commercials: Channel One's Brand of Indentured
Servitude
Christine Quail,
Brooklyn College. Is Corporate News for Kids
Good for their Civic Health?
Karen Lewis,
TV-Turnoff Network.
Turning Off the Ultimate
Marketing Machine.
Jonathan Shenkin,
DDS, Boston University.
Dodging Bullets: The Soft Drink Industry's Response to
Public Pressure.
Juliet Schor,
PhD, Boston College.
Marketing to Children: Effective Reform when the Genie is out of the
Bottle
Richard Daynard,
Public Health Advocacy Institute, Northeastern
University.
Using the
Law to Stop Exploitation.
Rob Williams,
Action Coalition for Media Education (ACME).
Media Literacy and
Activism: Building Coalitions in our Classrooms and Communities.
Enola Aird,
The Motherhood Project.
A Call to
Action.
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