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The Kaiser Family Foundation announced that it will create television and radio public service announcements (PSAs) aimed at connecting disadvantaged youth with technology resources and training.
"Here's Looking at You, Kid": Alcohol, Tobacco and Drugs in Entertainment Media A comprehensive review of research that analyzes alcohol, tobacco and drugs in entertainment media and their impact on the behavior of American youth.
The Role of U.S. Grantmakers in a Changing Region The Southern Africa Grantmakers Affinity Group November 10 12, 1999 The Westfields Marriott Hotel Chantilly, Virginia AGENDA November 10 3:30pm on-goingCHECK-IN 6:00pm 8:00pmDINNER RECEPTION: Welcome & Opening Discussion Jeffersonian VI RoomTopic:"Southern Africa: Challenges and Prospects" Amb.
Southern Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group As part of an on-going series of meetings designed to promote and strengthen U.S. - Southern Africa independent sectors linkages, the Southern Africa Grantmakers Affinity Group is planning a 2-day meeting focused on defining and examining the role of grantmakers in the region in the light of remarkably changing circumstances.
Southern Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group: The Role of U.S. Grantmakers in a Changing Region November 10-12, 1999 Westfields Marriott, Chantilly, Virginia Introduction Southern Africa has had its share of turmoil and dramatic change.
Selected A press release announcing the 1999 Kaiser Media Fellows.
Sex on TV: A Biennial Report to the Kaiser Family Foundation This study examines both the amount and the nature of television's sexual messages, paying special attention to references to such issues as contraception, safer sex, and waiting to have sex.
In November 1996, the Kaiser Family Foundation initiated a project to examine different strategies for expanding health insurance coverage to America's growing uninsured population.
This study examines whether the ratings assigned to television shows accurately reflect their content, according to the guidelines developed by the industry. The study analyzes the level and intensity of violence, sex or adult language in a show as well as the context in which it was presented.
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