What is the mission of your organization?

What age, class, racial, religious, and ethnic groups do your organization work with?

What are the main facilities, resources and services you make available to young people interested in working in media?

How would children and young people make contact with your organization?

What made you originally want to start working with young people?

How are young people using new technologies to help them gain access to public forums and be more effective media makers?

What do you see as the obstacles young producers of media face in gaining access to television, film, video, and print?

What's taking place today that is or will soon make access easier or harder for a greater number of young people?

Do you believe there is bias in the dominant media toward young people and their interests and issues? What is it?

How do you think the Internet and other technologies are influencing young media makers?

What are your organizations success stories working with young media producers?

What will be the most serious challenges facing young media journalists in the future?

What do you think can be done to make young people more media literate?
 

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