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SUMMARY:Thomson Reuters Media Literacy Contest
DESCRIPTION:We live in an increasingly digital world – media is no longer just information we see or hear from journalists. Anyone has the ability to create and disseminate content\, but it is not always done in a responsible or professional manner. Critical thinking and media literacy are key skills that are needed in today’s world. This year\, we are asking students in the U.S. and Canada: \n“How do you use media literacy skills when creating and sharing media?” \nStudents are invited to share their thoughts with us via video submission. We encourage teachers to leverage the resources we’ve created to present this\nas a learning opportunity in their classrooms. \nWhen: The deadline for submission is October 7\, 2022 at 5pm ET. \nWho: The contest is open to middle and high school students from the United States and Canada. \nPrizes: Up to five (5) students will be selected from this contest to receive a virtual mentorship opportunity with a Reuters journalist.
URL:https://mlw.namle.org/event/6442/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Anywhere\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Pre-MLW Event
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SUMMARY:Virtual Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:During Media Literacy Week\, Women Make Movies and the Media Education Foundation are excited to partner to bring you a selection of films that take a critical look at media images\, messages\, and the corporate systems that produce them. \nThese films will be available to watch throughout the week. Register using the link below and additional information about accessing the full films will be sent during Media Literacy Week! \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://mlw.namle.org/event/2022-film-festival/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Anywhere\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Friday Events,Monday Events,Thursday Events,Tuesday Events,Wednesday Events
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SUMMARY:Tackling Mental Health with Digital Literacy
DESCRIPTION:At the end of 2021\, the US Surgeon General declared a youth mental health crisis across the US. While the scope of the issue is enormous and lacking a single root cause\, digital literacy can be a tool in our nation’s toolbox for how we can help young people navigate the news and social media. Join this discussion to learn more about the connection between media literacy and mental health\, and what media literacy interventions can have a positive impact. \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://mlw.namle.org/event/tackling-mental-health-with-digital-literacy/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Anywhere\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Wednesday Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221026T190000
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SUMMARY:The Walrus Talks at Home: Digital Citizenship
DESCRIPTION:With our digital engagement higher than ever\, this is the time to reflect on our online behaviours and assess who has agency across the online landscape. As our relationship with technology and our online relationships with each other continue to evolve\, how can we individually and collectively make the digital world better? \nThe Walrus Talks at Home: Digital Citizenship brings together leaders in the online sphere to share their learnings on power dynamics in our digital systems\, the responsibilities of users and tech leaders\, the rift between users’ virtual and real lives\, the way we nurture positive online community\, and the resources available to improve our media literacy. \nJoin us for this timely conversation about how informed intentional action can foster positive digital exchange. \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://mlw.namle.org/event/the-walrus-talks-at-home-digital-citizenship/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, Anywhere\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Wednesday Events
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