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Analysis of Press Freedom Cites Need to Continue Evolving, Incorporating New Technologies

Analysis of Press Freedom Cites Need to Continue Evolving, Incorporating New Technologies

PHILADELPHIA, PA  – Organizations entrusted with the evaluation of press freedom need to evolve to keep pace with new technologies for disseminating information, such as cell phones and other mobile communication devices, as well as evaluate their methodologies to ensure their ratings systems are valid and useful.

Joseph J. Diorio

Local Youth in Penn’s Service Learning, Internship Programs Earn PYN Recognition

Local Youth in Penn’s Service Learning, Internship Programs Earn PYN Recognition

 PHILADELPHIA –- West Philadelphia teens who took part in summer programs sponsored by the Netter Center for Community Partnerships at the University of Pennsylvania have been honored by the Philadelphia Youth Network, the agency that provided the funding.  Students working in a cooperat

Julie McWilliams

Penn School of Social Policy & Practice Professor Pens Children’s Book on Environmental Impact

Penn School of Social Policy & Practice Professor Pens Children’s Book on Environmental Impact

PHILADELPHIA — Femida Handy, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice, shows the next generation of young readers how to take steps toward becoming more environmentally friendly with her first children’s book,  “Sandy’s Incredible Shrinking Footprint.”

Jill DiSanto-Haines

Annenberg Study Reinforces Value of Public Television-Based Intervention in Promoting Early Literacy

Annenberg Study Reinforces Value of Public Television-Based Intervention in Promoting Early Literacy

An award-winning children’s PBS KIDS program, Between the Lions, when combined with teachers who are equipped with curriculum materials and who have received training, has consistently demonstrated its effectiveness in developing better reading skills for preschool children.            

Joe Diorio