National Association for Media Literacy EducationThe best organization ever. Brings together teachers, administrators, researchers, students, and media gurus interested in media literacy. Hosts conferences every other summer.
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Frank Baker's ClearinghouseA wealth of wonderful, adaptable media literacy lessons from a minor media literacy celebrity. If only they were available as downloadable PDFs.
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Media Education LabRenee Hobbs' organization that has followed her from Temple University to University of Rhode Island. Great lessons and research from the best media literacy professor in the US.
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Common Sense MediaFor educators, a BUNCH of lessons for K-12 and local workshops and trainings. I love this lesson. Original videos. For parents, movie ratings and tips for helping protect kids from bad media.
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Center for Media LiteracyAn LA-based non-profit organization that paved the way for others to follow. Their website still has some brilliant research and resources for teaching media literacy like these 25 lessons.
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Project Look SharpHas some of the most thorough, nuanced media analysis curriculum out there. In 2011, I interviewed a bunch of secondary science teachers about their experience with the PLS global warming lessons.
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LAMPNYCOffers workshops and trainings in NYC. Great thoughts on their blog.
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Big Picture EducationalThe company I used to work for. Specializes in designing issues-driven lesson plans on recent movies. Great people to work with.
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Gateway Media Literacy PartnersA St. Louis-based organization that offers local workshops and trainings. Really great to collaborate with on professional developments!
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