Hear ye, young people!

Presentation

Children’s images in the nineteenth century, an art to be rediscovered

The periodical press for the youth in the eighteenth century: Expansion and weaknesses

The role of children’s culture in the introduction of comic strips into the daily press of the interwar period

Bayard and Milan: Two educational press competitors within the same group

Representations of sexuality in Jeune & Jolie

“I know what’s going on: Young people are going on!”: Targeting strategies in teen movies from the 1950s until today

From Televisius to Gulli: The invention of children on television (1949-2005)

The history of an illusion: Schooling via television from 1945 to 1985

On the radio and in magazines: Cross-media contents for the youth in the 1960s

On teenagers and videogames

What games do girls and boys going through secondary education play?

“Gender difference” and media controversies: From the debate about equality to “marriage for all” (1998–2013)

Media coverage of the civil war in Biafra in relation to humanitarian issues conveyed in the French, Swiss, and American media (1967–1970)

Positions of theses

Symposia

Study days

Publications

A research guide in the archives of socialist television in Romania

Entertaining, building, moralizing, teaching: The pedagogy of the children’s press