Collaborative Development of Children's Screen Content in an Era of Forced Migration Flows: Facilitating Arab-European Dialogue

被迫移民潮时代儿童屏幕内容的协作开发：促进阿拉伯-欧洲对话

基本信息

批准号：
AH/R001421/1
负责人：
Jeanette Steemers
金额：
$ 10.24万
依托单位：
King's College London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2017
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2017 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FR001421%2F1
关键词：
Collaborative Development Children Screen Content

项目摘要

This project aims to make European broadcasters, policy-makers, children's advocacy groups and content producers aware of the urgent, unprecedented, information and entertainment needs shared by hundreds of thousands of young children who have fled to Europe from Arab countries and European-born children who have watched them arrive. Thousands of Arabic-speaking families, most of them from Syria and Iraq, have taken up residence in Germany and Sweden in the last two years, while hundreds of unaccompanied refugee children have found homes in these countries and the UK. Although German public broadcasters ZDF and ARD have responded to the challenge by providing adult news services in Arabic and Arabic subtitles for other items, provision for children also needs attention. Our project will show how imaginatively produced screen content for young children could fill worrying gaps in what is currently available to children on all sides of forced migration flows at a time when they may struggle to make sense of the new environment in which they find themselves.The project objectives are to use our research findings to: 1. Alert European screen content practitioners to the media needs, wants and experiences of young Arabic-speaking migrant children (under 12) and families. 2. Create spaces for critical reflection and dialogue between European cultural gatekeepers who regulate, commission, fund, produce or comment on children's content and practitioners with experience of children's media in Arab countries. 3. Help European stakeholders to think through policy, production initiatives, public discourse and professional practice as they seek to ensure that pluralistic and high quality content is available to an increasingly diverse young audience. 4. Identify effective elements of regulation, financing, production and advocacy practice applicable to screen content aimed at young migrant children in Europe.5. Demonstrate to key European and Arab stakeholders how children's media rights, articulated in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), are fundamental to children's future participation as citizens, and prompt further research into how screen media can help migrant children develop their identities in new environments.6. Raise awareness of the communication needs of migrant children among a wider public.European broadcasters, producers and NGOs in Europe will benefit from dialogue which generates better understanding of young Arabic-speaking audiences, allowing them to engage more effectively with young children whose lives and education have been seriously disrupted. They will benefit through the transfer of knowledge about Arabic-speaking children's media use and expectations, leading to better understanding of children's needs. The use of Arab practitioners as experts represents an innovative step towards creating new European conceptualisations of the Arab child audience, breaking with the tradition of research travelling in one direction only. The project will create increased opportunities for future collaborations and new spaces for exchanging research. Arab participants will benefit through engagement in an international conversation about children's screen media at a range of events, from the Children's Global Media Summit in Manchester in December 2017 to more intimate workshops in France and Germany.The most significant impacts of this project will be: * Changed perspectives among new stakeholders, through further dissemination of our research findings * Better understanding of the media and communications needs of child migrants by producers, policy-makers, broadcasters and advocacy groups* Policy recommendations for engaging young Arab migrant audiences;* Reports on knowledge exchange to stakeholders through presentations and reports in appropriate outlets. * Raised visibility of Arabic-speaking children's media needs and active exchange of effective practice.

该项目旨在让欧洲广播公司、政策制定者、儿童权益团体和内容制作者意识到数十万从阿拉伯国家逃往欧洲的幼儿和欧洲出生的儿童所面临的紧迫、前所未有的信息和娱乐需求谁目睹了他们的到来。过去两年，数千个讲阿拉伯语的家庭（其中大多数来自叙利亚和伊拉克）在德国和瑞典定居，而数百名无人陪伴的难民儿童在这些国家和英国找到了家。尽管德国公共广播公司 ZDF 和 ARD 已经通过提供阿拉伯语成人新闻服务和其他项目的阿拉伯语字幕来应对这一挑战，但为儿童提供的服务也需要关注。我们的项目将展示为幼儿制作的富有想象力的屏幕内容如何能够填补目前被迫移民流动各方的儿童所能获得的令人担忧的空白，因为他们可能很难理解自己所处的新环境。该项目的目标是利用我们的研究成果： 1. 提醒欧洲屏幕内容从业者注意年轻的阿拉伯语移民儿童（12 岁以下）和家庭的媒体需求、愿望和经历。 2. 为监管、委托、资助、制作或评论儿童内容的欧洲文化守门人与具有阿拉伯国家儿童媒体经验的从业者之间创造批判性反思和对话的空间。 3. 帮助欧洲利益相关者思考政策、制作计划、公共讨论和专业实践，以确保日益多样化的年轻观众能够获得多元化和高质量的内容。 4. 确定适用于针对欧洲年轻移民儿童的屏幕内容的监管、融资、制作和宣传实践的有效要素。5．向欧洲和阿拉伯的主要利益攸关方展示《联合国儿童权利公约》(CRC) 中阐述的儿童媒体权利对于儿童未来作为公民的参与至关重要，并推动进一步研究屏幕媒体如何帮助移民儿童发展他们的能力新环境中的身份6。提高广大公众对移民儿童沟通需求的认识。欧洲的广播公司、制作人和非政府组织将从对话中受益，对话可以更好地了解年轻的阿拉伯语观众，使他们能够更有效地与生活和教育的幼儿接触已受到严重干扰。他们将通过传播有关阿拉伯语儿童媒体使用和期望的知识而受益，从而更好地了解儿童的需求。使用阿拉伯从业者作为专家代表着为阿拉伯儿童受众创造新的欧洲概念的创新一步，打破了仅朝一个方向进行研究的传统。该项目将为未来的合作创造更多的机会，并为研究交流创造新的空间。阿拉伯参与者将通过在一系列活动中参与有关儿童屏幕媒体的国际对话而受益，从 2017 年 12 月在曼彻斯特举行的儿童全球媒体峰会到在法国和德国举行的更亲密的研讨会。该项目最重要的影响将是： * 通过进一步传播我们的研究结果，改变了新利益相关者的观点 * 制作者、政策制定者、广播公司和倡导团体更好地了解儿童移民的媒体和传播需求 * 吸引阿拉伯年轻移民受众的政策建议；* 关于儿童移民的报告通过适当渠道的演示和报告与利益相关者交流知识。 * 提高阿拉伯语儿童媒体需求的知名度并积极交流有效实践。