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Media Literacy:
The Big Ten
-- This is a great site that shows who owns the media in America.
Media Education
Foundation
-- This is where we get the majority of our educational videos
Media Awareness Network
--Resources and support for everyone interested in media and information
literacy for young people.
Commercial Closet Association
-- A site for gay, lesbian, bi, trans gender media issues.
Media Watch
--Another great site about the media and stereotypes.
Independent Television Service
-- ITVS seeks to expand cultural and global awareness, advance civic
participation, and creatively engage audiences as it brings new and
diverse voices into the public discourse through programming.
Gender Ads
-- Examples of stereotypes and discrimination in the media.
Ad Council
-- The leading producer of public service announcements since 1942.
A wealth of ads addressing social issues.
Center for Media Literacy
-- Empowerment through education.
Just Think
-- A media awareness site for young people.
Commercial Alert
--Protecting communities from commercialism.
Campaign For A
Commercial-Free Childhood
-- Campaign For A Commercial-Free Childhood (formerly Stop Commercial
Exploitation of Children) is a national coalition of health care professionals,
educators, advocacy groups and concerned parents who counter the harmful
effects of marketing to children through action, advocacy, education,
research, and collaboration.
Jean Kilbourne
--Lecturer and author of media influence on society and women's body
image.
Center for Media Justice
-- Driven by the communities we serve- the Center for Media Justice
is working with youth and communities of color across age, sector, and
regional boundaries to transform the public debate on race and poverty-
and build a powerful movement for media justice.
About-Face
--Their mission is to equip women and girls with tools to understand
and resist harmful media messages that affect self-esteem and body image
New Mexico Media Literacy Project
-- The New Mexico Media Literacy Project cultivates critical thinking
and activism in our media culture to build healthy and just communities.