Kids in the Middle: Media’s Unique Roles for Children of Immigrants

Kidscreen blogger David Kleeman talks to Vikki Katz, assistant professor, Rutgers School of Communication and Information, about children's media brokering in immigrant families.

By David Kleeman

July 17, 2014

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Analyst/strategist/writer/speaker David Kleeman travels the world as SVP of Global Trends for kids research consultancy/digital studio @Dubit. Home is an aisle seat near the front. Follow: @davidkleeman.

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Kids in the Middle: Media’s Unique Roles for Children of Immigrants

Kidscreen blogger David Kleeman talks to Vikki Katz, assistant professor, Rutgers School of Communication and Information, about children's media brokering in immigrant families.

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