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Ready-to-print educational materials for teaching press freedom
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Find out more about what WAN has for you to offer readers and students about press freedom at www.worldpressfreedomday.org
 Below you will find some ready-to-print materials that can serve as handouts in class or stand-alone elements in the newspaper, plus some images for creating some new materials to promote press freedom. Spanish French
The first download is a large page (A3 format - tabloid-sized) containing four sets of activities.
The next four downloads are sets of separate exercises (all in A-4 format) that can be run as stand-alone public service advertisements to help
families and schools explore press freedom. Also, teachers can print these out directly as a handout in class.
The last two downloads are pictures that newspapers and students can use use to create their own materials.
We are also offering a link to where to find even more ready-made exercises.
THE FULL PAGE (A3) DOWNLOAD
 | This feature offers four sets of activities in a full-page tabloid-sized format examining quotations about freedom of expression, photographs, ways to make yourself heard and how to create a front page focusing on freedom. Click image to download (Full page A3 format - 4.8 MB)
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THE A-4 SIZE DOWNLOADS
 | MAKE YOURSELF HEARD encourages young people to explore the meaning of freedom, to create a comic hero and to send the newspaper a message about press freedom. Click image to download (A4 Format - 5.5 MB)
|  | A FRONT PAGE FOR LIBERTY takes young people step by step toward making a front page about press freedom. Click image to download (A4 Format - 5.4 MB)
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| SUPPORT A JAILED JOURNALIST explains how to join a virtual youth campaign to free the jailed Chinese journalist Shi Tao. Click image to download (A4 Format - 5.1)
|  | JOURNALISTS IN THE FIRING LINE: THE FILM offers activities that go with a short documentary about dangerous, and fatal, situations facing journalists. Note: the film has strong images. Click image to download (A4 Format - 4.9 MB)
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THE PICTURES TO USE
Make your own exercise using one of these images donated by Facebook users and send the result to us to post here:
MANDATORY CREDIT:
Ryan Schude (ryanschude.com) for WAN
Ruan Schude is a photographer in Los Angeles, California (USA). His work can be seen at www.ryanschude.com.
MANDATORY CREDIT:
Haley Samuelson for WAN
Haley Samuelson is a graduate student at Parsons School for Design in New York City (USA).
 MORE IDEAS
For more extensive exercises, see these that WAN, the Salzburg Academy on Media & Global Change and othershave helped create for UNESCO. Click HERE to consult them.
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