admin 20 Ways to Create a Caring Culture – Part II
< < Read Part I: Introduction Nonviolent Computer Game Using CD-ROM technology, a computer game along the lines of Carmen…
What Makes A Good Female Character?
When Women in Film, an organization of industry women in Los Angeles, instituted The Luminas Awards for the positive depiction…
Catholic Media Literacy Conference Draws 1100 Participants
April, 1998: Over 1100 teachers and administrators participated in a first-ever media literacy "mini-conference" held as an integral part of…
What YOU can do to help your family — and community — become media literate?
Parents can… …read storybooks that help their young children understand that TV is not a magic box for passive entertainment,…
Strategic Alliance Links CML To Major U.S. Educational Distributor
October 1, 2001 – A new era for the media literacy educational movement in the US begins this fall with…
CML Seals Alliance with Distributor of Classroom Resources
November 12, 2001 – A sign of the growth in the media literacy educational movement in the U.S. is the…
Imagine: A Media of Meaning
At the beginning of the 20th Century, about the time the movies were invented, our visions of the future were…
20 Ways to Create a Caring Culture – Part I
Stories of violence are familiar to anyone with a television in America today. Whether flashed on the nightly news, dramatized…
New Heroes for a New Age
I’m riding on a subway in New York City when I see a ballet-like hand weave between the packed-in crowd…
TV Violence and the Art of Asking the Wrong Question
The television violence overkill was first reported in a study by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters in 1951. The…