When did your organization launch and why? Media Power Youth (MPY) was founded in Manchester, NH in 2000 as part of a community health clinic, Child Health Services (now Amoskeag Health), by a group of physicians…
Molly Schneider is a Lead Instructional Coach & Social Studies Teacher at the Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School What do you do? I have several roles this school year. I teach a dual-enrollment American Government and Politics…
When did your organization launch and why? Founded in 2006 by Jon Sawyer, the Pulitzer Center is an essential source of support for enterprise reporting in the United States and across the globe. After working as…
In collaboration with Fundación León and the U.S. Embassy, NAMLE’s Board VP — Stephanie Flores-Koulish — shares U.S. strategies for media literacy with Argentinian educators and teens, addressing the rising challenge of misinformation. Representing NAMLE in…
When did your organization launch and why? The Aftermath Project was launched in 2005 by photographer Sara Terry as a grant-making non-profit based on the idea that “War is only half the story.” As a photographer…
Khadeejah Khan is studying Asian American Studies at University of California, Davis and is a passionate student journalist. As a Muslim, South Asian storyteller from the Bay Area, Khadeejah aspires to tell stories that represent underrepresented communities,…
Emily Eng is a NAMLE Youth Council member and an Assistant Account Executive at AOx3 What do you do? As a NAMLE Youth Council Member, I collaborate with the incredible NAMLE team and other council members…
Maycen Phillips is a senior at the University of Rhode Island currently pursuing a B.A. in marketing with a minor in journalism. During her time spent working for the Chamber of Commerce for her hometown in…
Cassie Huneke (she/her) is a fundraising specialist with more than 10 years of nonprofit experience. She has worked for global and state organizations such as The Lustgarten Foundation and SUNY Stony Brook Medicine. With a Master’s Degree in…