Difference between revisions of "Internal:Public Policy/Media literacy project"

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Our chapter could help develop media literacy materials, and discuss reliable sources and what criteria are appropriate for Wikipedia and for other news platforms.

Possible partner: Society of Professional Journalists, developing criteria, materials, showing logo

Possible partner: Newseum, which has high school educators coming in periodically for discussion/training about media literacy.

Realistically we'd need donors to support the effort --- organizations and/or individuals. Donations to such an effort are federally tax-deductible for individuals; the situation is perhaps more complicated for organizations.

Followup: Andrew Lih and Peter Meyer

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-Our chapter could help develop media literacy materials, and explain
+Our chapter could help develop media literacy materials, and discuss reliable sources and what criteria are appropriate for Wikipedia and for other news platforms.
 Possible partner:  Society of Professional Journalists, developing criteria, materials, showing logo
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 Possible partner:  Newseum, which has high school educators coming in periodically for discussion/training about media literacy.
-This may not unrealistic without finding donors to support the effort --- organizations and/or individuals.  Donations to such an effort are federally tax-deductible for individuals; the situation is perhaps more complicated for organizations.
+Realistically we'd need donors to support the effort --- organizations and/or individuals.  Donations to such an effort are federally tax-deductible for individuals; the situation is perhaps more complicated for organizations.
 Followup:  Andrew Lih and Peter Meyer