Pop Culture Programming Session PowerPoint from CPRS 2016 in Long Beach, CA. For more information and resources, visit www.teencoalition.org for more info.
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Pop Culture Programming - CPRS 2016
1. Board Members of
The Southern California
Teen Coalition
Heather K. Davis
Gov Social Solutions
Timothy J. Pagano
Customer Service Advantage,
Inc
Jennifer Leuning
City of Beverly Hills
2. Explore and discuss how to use popular
trends in pop culture for teen programming
(ages 6th 12th grades)
Discover and Practice opportunities to
connect with teens for communication,
programming and marketing
Identify and take away tools, resources and
support for program implementation and
marketing
3. is the breadth of ideas, perspectives, attitudes, images
and other phenomena that are deemed preferred per an
informal consensus within the mainstream of a given
culture. Heavily influenced by mass media It is manifest
in preferences and acceptance or rejection of features in
such various subjects as cooking, clothing, consumption,
and the many facets of entertainment such as sports,
music, film, and literature.
11. Teens spend more than 40 hours week in front of a screen:
computer or television (not including a phone)
93% of teens are online
63% go online everyday
73% of teens use social networking sites
66% are on MySpace
75% have a cell phone
25% of these access the internet from their phone
60% Text everyday
Editor's Notes
#7: Punky Brewster, Pagers, NKOTB, Fashion vs. Hannah Montana, Cell Phones, Jonas Brothers, Fashion