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The Inclusion Through Media partnership has involved many imaginative and productive collaborations between creative media professionals and young and excluded people in cities and regions of the UK and Europe. Using media as a means of working with, and empowering, marginalised people in their communities is a practice that has emerged strongly in recent years, nurtured by the extraordinary growth of digital media and the web.

These developments have enabled a participatory culture, particularly online, in which young people are now more able to represent themselves and their concerns through digital media. This book offers first hand accounts of work across and beyond Inclusion Through Media, alongside critical analysis of many of the processes involved, and the policy issues it raises. It suggests ways in which working in media with disenfranchised groups can contribute to social cohesion and inclusion, and so points the way towards new media, youth and social policy.
 
Printed in Great Britain with OpenMute Print on Demand (ISBN Number: 978-1-906496-00-5), Inclusion Through Media is available from online retailer Amazon.

Beneficiaries

16-17-year-olds in danger of exclusion from school, People from disadvantaged areas (top 10% most deprived wards), People with mental health conditions
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