Media Literacy Project | Celebrating 20 Years of Media Literacy

Media Literacy Project to celebrate 20 years of media justice

Media Literacy Project is approaching 20 years of media literacy education and advocacy. With your support, we can make it 20 more!

Campaigns

Our campaigns advocate for New Mexicans' right to access affordable communications tools.

Learn

Our media literacy presentations and resources have inspired people across the country to take action on media accountability and reform.

Programs

Media Literacy Project’s programs work to build youth leadership, elevate media justice issues, and connect media policy to our daily lives to strengthen New Mexico communities. Our current programs center on media projects conducted by youth across the state.

Digital Justice for Us

Bringing NCMR Back to New Mexico

Posted on April 25, 2013

During the weekend of April 5-7, the National Conference for Media Reform brought together media justice organizers, media reform advocates, poets, musicians, community radio and television producers, journalists, filmmakers, and educators from across the country to convene and share our experiences and knowledge in Denver. Read more »

A Poem about NCMR

Posted on May 31, 2013

By Freddy Montoya

Twenty four delegates twenty four hours,
living in a world wind of cameras and power.

The sky brings the shower, activism flies a jet plan,
when people come together they can change even the worst things.

A voice for the people we will not be silenced,
echoes through their minds off the memories of violence.

Pictures and audio that could never be erased, Read more »

Media Reform Begins With Media Literacy

Posted on April 28, 2013

Recently I was invited by Media Literacy Project to join the New Mexico Delegation to the National Conference for Media Reform in Denver, Colorado. I was overjoyed to have this opportunity to travel to a conference that embodies my passion for media literacy, activism and media reform. Read more »