The Grünwald Declaration on Media Education

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Conscious of the importance of improving the relations between education and communications in our society, educators, communicators and researchers from nineteen countries, meeting at an international symposium in Grünwald, Federal Republic of Germany, from 18 to 22 January 1982, following an invitation from Unesco, drew up the declaration which follows

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