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The Feed Effect: How Your Online World is Built for You
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…
Understanding Gaming Family Toolkit
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,…
Your Media, Your Choice: Media Literacy Basics
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…
Raising Tech-Ready Kids
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…
AI Awareness Project
NAMLE’s Youth Advisory Council pairs teen viewpoints with expert analysis to reveal where perceptions of AI align, where they diverge, and why media literacy is essential in bridging the gap.
Ready, Set, Game | Roblox
Online gaming is an adventure — full of creativity, connection, and opportunities to learn. But like any journey, it helps to have a map. Ready, Set, Game—developed in partnership with…
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