Adolescent Communication Institute (ACI)

The Adolescent Communication Institute was established as part of the Annenberg Public Policy Center in January 2002 with a grant from the Annenberg Foundation. The Institute’s mission is to promote healthy youth development by educating the public, scholarly community and policy-makers about the latest scientific advances in reducing risks to adolescent health. It does so by convening conferences of experts, conducting national surveys and performing externally funded research. The findings of these projects are communicated to both scholars and the public through books, scientific reports and on the Internet.
 
 
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01/27/2010 National Annenberg Survey of Youth New article using NASY data published in Nicotine & Tobacco Research
12/23/2009 Recommendations for Media Coverage of Suicide ACI suicide research in the news:
12/07/2009 Recommendations for Media Coverage of Suicide Holiday-Suicide Link: The Myth Persists
10/22/2009 A Multi-Level HIV Prevention Strategy Findings released on mass media as an HIV-prevention strategy
10/05/2009 A Multi-Level HIV Prevention Strategy ACI receives funding supplement from NIMH
09/01/2009 Recommendations for Media Coverage of Suicide APPC Hosts First Conference in Its New Building
05/01/2009 National Annenberg Survey of Youth NASY data indicate no negative relationship between Facebook use and grades for high school or college students
12/08/2008 Recommendations for Media Coverage of Suicide The Holiday-Suicide Myth: Newspapers (and TV Shows) Return to Old Ways
11/26/2008 National Annenberg Survey of Youth Internet Gambling Stays Low Among Youth Ages 14 to 22 But Access to Gambling Sites Continues; Sports Gambling Makes Resurgence
08/01/2008 Coding of Health and Media Project (CHAMP) ARCI Releases New Volume on Evolution of Adolescent Media Portrayal
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