News, Opinion
A student reporter gets the first look at Illinois’ struggling media literacy law
Illinois enacted the nation’s first public school media literacy law just shy of two years ago. Since then the.
Media News, Midwest
After COVID-19, media literacy was on a ‘back burner’
Teachers came out of the COVID-19 pandemic, then they heard about the Illinois’ media literacy requirement. Raquel Bliffen, an.
Media News, Midwest
‘Teaching through experience and learning from reactions’: a first-hand look at the implementation of Illinois’ pioneering media literacy program
A windy 27 degrees covered Bedford Park, IL as airplanes from nearby Chicago Midway Airport flew above John Hancock.
Media News, Midwest
Illinois’ pioneering media literacy program lacks resources, oversight
In the year since Illinois’ pioneering media literacy requirement went into effect, experts, teachers and the state have scrambled.
First Amendment Celebration, Media News, Midwest
Claire McCaskill: Garland should act, Breyer should retire, the filibuster should stay
Attorney General Merrick Garland should act on the contempt case against Steve Bannon, Justice Stephen Breyer should retire, Democratic.
