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Media literacy students shed light on the SOPA Blackout

Posted on January 27, 2012

Though corporate media have seen fit to ignore one of the biggest tech stories of the year, ninth graders at the Media Arts Collaborative Charter School (MACCS) in Albuquerque know what’s up! As a result of the video that they created in MLP's six-week course at their school; Jack Folkner, Martin Jencka and Jay Jewell-Roth have become "rock stars" of media justice. Read more »

Good SOPA, Bad SOPA: Congress needs to hear your voice, New Mexico. 

Posted on January 18, 2012

Today thousands of sites have gone black in solidarity against the "Stop Online Piracy Act" and the "Protect IP Act". In support of the blackout, Media Literacy Project encourages you to visit our coalition partners at Media Action Grassroots Network (MAG-Net), Latinos for Internet Freedom and Black Voices for Internet Freedom to find out how you can contact your congressional representatives and tell them “SOPA is BAD.” Read more »

Lifeline and Link Up: Making the human right of communication accessible to all Americans

Lifeline and Link Up are essential components of America’s telecommunications infrastructure that allows all everyone regardless of class, income or geography to access advanced telecommunications services. Earlier this week the Federal Communication Commission held an open meeting on the future of these two critical programs. Read more »