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We, the Media Literacy Coalition, have changed our name slightly to the California Media Literacy Coalition . This reflects our statewide focus, though we still collaborate with partners nationwide. Several organizations provide resources for Media Literacy. One that is particularly helpful, Media Literacy Now, clarifies " What's in a name: Defining media literacy " and " AI literacy and media literacy: you can't have one without the other . " Our Media Literacy Coalition web

Check out this commentary in EdSource " Digital wellness should be a required topic in California schools " by Elise Choi , a student at the Orange County School of the Arts and policy director for GENup , a youth-led education advocacy organization. In addition to conducting a California media literacy study with the Media Education Lab , she is working with a coalition of advocates and educators to advance digital wellness legislation in California this year.

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Check out the new Civics of Technology blog post and join us for the webinar " AI and Media Literacy " on September 24, 2025 during High School Voter Education Weeks (September 15-26, 2025), preparing for Digital Citizenship Week (October 20-24, 2025) and Media Literacy Week (October 27-31, 2025). We look forward to supporting educators in implementing the AI Justice Project Toolkit and sharing the learning.

One of the most valued innovations consequent to the current overwhelm of disinformation especially through AI-generated videos and...

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