Media Literacy Resources: Organizations

SHEG 's current work focuses on how young people evaluate online content. In addition to our new assessments of Civic Online Reasoning, SHEG will soon be releasing materials to help students develop the skills needed to navigate our current digital landscape.

Project Look Sharp provides lesson plans, materials, training and support to help teachers integrate media literacy into their classroom curricula.

The News Literacy Project is a national education nonprofit offering nonpartisan, independent programs that teach students how to know what to believe in the digital age.

Expanding & Inspiring the Practice of Media Literacy Education in the USA.

Media Literacy Now supports efforts that prepare young people to be thoughtful, safe, and effective consumers and creators of media.

Common Sense Media is the leading source of entertainment and technology recommendations for families.

The Media Literacy Clearinghouse is a nationally recognized media literacy resource website developed by Frank W. Baker.

MediaWise is a groundbreaking digital literacy project that aims to teach 1 million teenagers — half from underserved communities — how to sort fact from fiction online by 2020.