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Video clips explore everything from how to separate silk from the worm to how deep sea divers are trained.
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The Center for Media and Public Affairs is a nonpartisan research and education organization that conducts scientific studies of the news and entertainment media.
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The child advocacy organization Children Now uses media as a tool to improve children’s lives. It releases reports on children’s issues and is a partner in the Talking with Kids website, which helps parents discuss tough issues with their youngsters.
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The Canadian site Media Awareness Network is full of media literacy information and activities for parents, teachers, and children.
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The Lab is a leading community outreach and research program in media literacy education.
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Created by noted media literacy authority Frank Baker, the Clearinghouse is a rich source of links for information and activities including articles, lesson plans, activities, and research findings.
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The National Institute on Media and Family provides research, information, and resources about the impact of media on children and families, including an annual review and rating of video games.
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The National Telemedia Council promotes media literacy through workshops and Telemedium: The Journal of Media Literacy.
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The New Mexico Media Literacy Project is a grassroots, activist organization that offers The State of Media Education newsletter, workshops, trainings, CD-ROMs, and other resources.