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Welcome to UnMuted The mic is on. You in? 🎤✨ Three days. Less adult noise, more youth-driven solutions. We’re kicking off U.S. Media Literacy Week by bringing together the bold young leaders rewriting the script on digital wellbeing. The future is being shaped right now, and we’re turning the volume all the way up. We’re […] |
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6 events,Spot the technique: a free, self-paced daily challenge for Media Literacy Week. Each day from October 26 to 30, two real 2026 political ads go up on semblen.com, one from each side, built around the same persuasion technique (name calling, glittering generalities, exaggeration, appeal to fear, loaded language). Readers pick the techniques they see, then […]
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ThinkyTimes (thinkytimes.com) publishes daily news for children ages 8–11 as audio episodes and graphic-novel comics. During U.S. Media Literacy Week, ThinkyTimes' weekday episodes help young readers understand headlines, sources, and how news is made. Free to read and listen at thinkytimes.com.
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A daylong celebration of the importance of local journalism and media literacy.
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In this hands-on workshop, use Semblen’s new political ad tracker, which runs 2026 Senate and governor race ads from Facebook, Instagram and YouTube through an analysis of rhetorical techniques, alongside the FEC money behind Senate races. With 9,529 ads analyzed so far, there’s plenty to work with.
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The third session of a three-part youth workshop series led by Dr. Elizabeth Ortiz at the Boys & Girls Club of Allentown, Turner Street Clubhouse. Teen Club members look at how AI shapes their lives and their community: who holds the power, who is affected, and who should be held accountable. As part of a […] |
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Looking for new ways to bring media literacy into your classroom? Join us during U.S. Media Literacy Week 2026 for a fast-paced virtual Resource Rodeo where six leading education organizations each share one of their favorite classroom-ready resources for grades 6-12. You'll explore lessons and activities across subject areas—including civics, ELA, and history—that integrate media […]
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Andrew Jack, global education editor at the Financial Times, will lead a discussion on using high quality media to inform media literacy, and showcase its free access programme www.ft.com/schoolsarefree.
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Generative AI is rapidly transforming an already turbulent online information ecosystem, making it more difficult for people to know what is accurate. This interactive workshop will focus on navigating AI-powered false information. |
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Journalism is what happens before you see the content: reporting, verification, editing, legal review, and corrections. Anyone can post, but journalism makes sure that what you see is accurate, credible, and fair. In this Media Literacy Week program, 7th and 8th graders learn to distinguish journalism from content that feels like “news” by hearing from […]
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David Robertson, founder of Joshway, shares his "tech with intention" framework and the story of his entrepreneurial pivot. Free and open to all, in person or virtually. NCC Follett Family Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE), Room 605, 511 East 3rd Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015.
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Bellisario College faculty member Cory Barker hosts this interactive session focused on finding quality, trustworthy information that matters to your life. |
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The Misinfo Day California Media Literacy Event is for 10-12th grade high school students to learn how to distinguish between fact and propaganda, build critical thinking skills, and become civically engaged. The event is scheduled for October 29, 2026 in Monterey, California. Teachers are invited to complete and share this form and learn more at medialiteracycoalition.org/events. Registration […]
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Representatives from the News Literacy Initiative will ‘table’ at the HUB-Robeson Center to promote a campus-wide survey of undergraduate news habits
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At a time when artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping society, the conversation is shifting from broad principles to real-world accountability. The 2026 summit will explore the theme of Principles to Power: Embedding Accountability in the AI Era. For years, the Responsible Tech field has been guided by ethical frameworks, voluntary commitments, and emerging standards. Today, the […] |
7 events,An on-demand video workshop for families to watch together, on AI-generated content, algorithmic feeds, and how to talk about the media you share. Available on YouTube starting October 30.
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How much of your online world is actually shaped by you? And how much is being shaped for you? During U.S. Media Literacy Week, NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council will lead a high school class through The Feed Effect: How Your Online World Is Built for You, an interactive exploration of how our online behavior, data, […]
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Representatives from the News Literacy Initiative will pose media literacy/current event questions to passersby for small prizes. Conducted in collaboration with the Student News Readership Program and Penn State University Libraries.
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Between influencers, podcasters and AI-influenced search engines, it’s easier than ever to access information — and harder than ever to inherently trust that it’s legitimate. Join OLLI members and former media professionals John Grant and John Dillon, along with current Penn State student media creators, for an inter-generational discussion about the past, present and future […] |
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