This document contains the transcripts from a workshop to investigate strategies to use in dealing with violence on children's television. The papers given by outside experts include: (1) "Effect of Television Violence on Children and Youth" by Michael Rothenberg, (2) "Implications of the Psychological Effects of Television Programming on Black Children" by Carolyn Block, (3) "Towards a More Daring Middle Ground" by Peter Almond, and (4) "The Role of Fantasy and Play in Child Development with Implications for the Current Generation of Television Watchers" by John Sikorski. An article on television violence is also reprinted from the Congressional Record. A final paper by Sally Williams of the Committee on Children's Television addresses the workshop's major thrust: seeking solutions to the problem of violence on children's television. A bibliography, a resource list of organizations, and a list of publications available from the Committee on Children's Television are also included. (JMB)