EPISODE · May 1, 2016 · 52 MIN

Episode 7

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Episode 7 talks about an article on "Food Diversity" (3:10) and then a fantastic conversation with Kevin Clark (8:30) about what brought about his focus on creating the center for media innovation and diversity (13:45), recent work focused on African American Teens digital use at home (17:40) industry and researchers working together (25:00) and his recent visit to the White House (31:00) All of Kevin's work at the center can be found right here: https://cdmid.gmu.edu/

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