Created by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council, The Feed Effect: How Your Online World Is Built for You is a youth-led campaign designed to help young people understand how their online behavior, data, and algorithms shape the content they see through student-created blogs, interviews, a zine, and interactive learning experiences.
The Feed Effect: How Your Online World is Built for You, a campaign by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council I’m not sure if you were keeping up last summer, but the world’s biggest sporting event, the FIFA World Cup, took place,…
The Feed Effect: How Your Online World is Built for You, a campaign by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council Recently I thought about trying to learn the guitar. As I searched up beginner guitar tutorials and songs with easy chords, ads…
The Feed Effect: How Your Online World is Built for You, a campaign by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council I have a very complicated relationship with the phrase “just five minutes.” I’ll open TikTok while waiting for my coffee to brew,…
The Feed Effect: How Your Online World is Built for You, a campaign by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council Keeping up with popular culture is nearly impossible nowadays. In what feels like an endless loop, one swipes and swipes and, in…
Explore the Understanding Gaming Family Toolkit, created by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council and the Roblox Teen Council for Civility and Well-Being. Featuring youth perspectives, conversation starters, activities, and short-form videos, this resource helps families and caregivers challenge common misconceptions about gaming and build understanding together.
Genesis Escobar is a senior at the University of Connecticut, majoring in Communication with a minor in Human Development and Family Studies. Her interest in media literacy grew through her Communication studies and her experience as someone who loves regularly…
Ella Hardy is a senior at Appalachian State University studying Communication and Digital Marketing. She is a member of the student newspaper’s marketing desk, where she works with a team to create content and manage social media accounts. She is…
Celebrating the people moving media literacy forward. Every year, people across the media literacy field are doing important work to strengthen how people understand, question, create, and engage with media. The Media Literacy Awards recognize individuals, educators, researchers, young people,…
Ila Khare is a rising senior at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, FL. She is double-majoring in French and Film Studies, and focuses on media literacy as a part of the Eastman Citizenship and Leadership program at Eckerd. She aims…