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Publications
Lisosky, J. M. (in press) Managing without a mandate: The grassroots momentum of media education in the USA In Ulla Carlsson & Cecilia von Feilitzen, eds. The UNESCO International Clearinghouse on Children and Violence on the Screen, Annual Report 2004.

Lisosky, J. M. (2001) A woman of roots and wings: Jean Enersen, In Mike Murray and Mary Beadle, ed. Indelible Images: Women in Local Television. Iowa State University Press

Lisosky, J. M. (2001) For All Kids’ Sake: Comparing Children’s Television Policy-Making in Australia, Canada, and the United States, Media, Culture & Society Vol. 23: 821-842.

Matti C., & Lisosky, J. M. (Spring, 2000) In Search of Sandbox Dreams: Examining the
Decision-Making of Disney’s Female and Male Animated Heroes. (an abstract) Women and Language.

Lisosky, J. M. (1999) Battling Standards Worldwide: "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" Fight for Their Lives. In Yahya R. Kamalipour, ed. U.S. Image Around the World. State University of New York Press.

Lisosky, J. M. (Fall, 1998) Yesterday’s News, by John Miller (Book Review). In New Scholars New Visions in Canadian Studies, Vol. 3, no. 2, The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington, Seattle.

Lisosky, J. M. (1998) The Children's Television Charter: Assessing the Feasibility of Global Consensus for Television Policy, In Ulla Carlsson & Cecilia von Feilitzen, eds. The UNESCO International Clearinghouse on Children and Violence on the Screen, Annual Report 1999.

Lisosky, J. M. (Fall, 1997) I Want My Kids’ TV: Fundamental Differences Between Canadian and U.S. Children’s Television Policies. New Scholars--New Visions in Canadian Studies Vol. 2, no. 2, The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington, Seattle.

Research Presentations

Lisosky, J.M., Marilyn Cohen, Penelope Karovsky, and Kevin L. Sager (2002, April) Part of the Solution: Media and Violence Curriculum in Seattle Public Schools. First Prize, Research Division, 47th Annual Broadcast Education Association National Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lisosky, J. M. (2000, May) For Kids’ Sake: Comparing Children’s Television in Australia, Canada, and the United States. Summit 2000: Children, Youth and the Media—Beyond the Millennium, Toronto, Canada.

Lisosky, J. M. (1997, November) Small World, Big Screen: How Various Nations Respond to Televised Violence. Mass Communication Division, Speech Communication Association/ National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois.

James, J. M., Lisosky, J. M., & Johnson, M., (1996, May) The Impact of Media Attention and Political Party Affiliation on Perceived Party Differences. Political Communication Division. 46th Annual International Communication Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois.

Lisosky, J.M. (1995, March). Battling Standards Worldwide: "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" Fight For Their Lives. World Summit on Television and Children, Melbourne, Australia. Sponsored by the Australian Children's Television Foundation.

Lisosky, J. M. (1994, March). Where the Girls Aren't: Children's Perceptions of Gender Characterizations on Saturday Morning Television. First Place Gender Issues Division, Broadcast Education Association 39th Annual Convention, Las Vegas, NV.

Lisosky, J. M. (1992, October). "I Can Draw a Happy Face for You:" Coping Strategies of Homeless Children. National Speech Communication Association, 78th Annual Convention, Chicago, Illinois.

Panel Discussions
Lisosky, J.M. (2004, April) African Tales: Teaching Journalism and Media in Africa. 49th Annual Broadcast Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lisosky, J.M. (2002, April) Media Crossing Boundaries: converging (or Diverging) Media Policies from around the Global Village. 47th Annual Broadcast Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lisosky, J. M. (2000, April) What I Did on MY Summer Vacation: the Curricular Value of the National Association of Television Programming Executives Summer Faculty Development Grant. Panel Discussion: Curricula and Administration Division, Broadcast Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lisosky, J.M. (1998, April) Doing is Learning: Media Related Assignments that Enhance Understanding and Stimulate Thinking. Panel Discussion: Courses, Curricula and Administration Division, Broadcast Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lisosky, J.M. (1998, November) Practicing Feminism in the Classroom: Panel Discussion. Feminist Studies Division, National Communication Association Convention, New York City.

Lisosky, J. M. (1995, April). Weathering Channels: Children's Television Regulation. Law and Policy Division Panel: "Congressional Hearings as a Tool in the Regulation of Communication." 40th Annual Broadcast Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.

(February, 2004)

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