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…
Student @ University of Missouri, Member @ NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council What do you do? I am a member of NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council, and a student at the University of Missouri. Tell us about your latest work or project…
Created by NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council, Your Media, Your Choice: Media Literacy Basics is a youth-led campaign designed to help young people think critically about the media they consume through videos, activities, resources, and advocacy.
Student @ Palos Verdes High School, Member @ NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council What do you do? I am a member of NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council, where I work with fellow high school and college students on media literacy campaigns, advocacy,…
When did your organization launch and why? I believe that children’s media today has a real problem in that there is almost no adult on-screen guidance–grownups being normal grownups, modeling compassion, empathy, critical thinking and maturity. The adults we do…
Devon Elyse Tutak joined the National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) as the Director of Education in 2026. With over two decades of experience guiding large-scale education initiatives, Devon specializes in co-designing and evaluating media-rich learning resources, as well…
Student @ University of Rhode Island, Member @ NAMLE’S Youth Advisory Council What do you do? Through the NAMLE Youth Advisory Council, I work in the content creation pod, collaborating with amazing teenagers to create informative media literacy videos for…
When did your organization launch and why? 2024, to work toward equipping “individuals with the essential skills and knowledge required to adeptly navigate and critically assess narratives in the dynamic media landscape of the 21st century.” What does your organization…
Digital literacy helps families navigate technology with confidence. By focusing on control, communication, content, community, and consciousness, parents can guide children to think critically, make safe choices, and build healthy digital habits—supporting balanced, responsible, and positive online experiences at every age.
Pedro has recently joined the NAMLE team as an intern. Pedro (he/him) is a highly motivated student who is a quick learner and passionate about anything he puts himself in. Pedro is seeking to utilize his experience and exceptional work…