Global Media Literacy Education with the Pulitzer Center

Wednesday November 8, 4-5pm, Online, Register Here

Join the Pulitzer Center Education team to learn more about the many types of misinformation and approaches to media literacy. Participants will reflect on what global media literacy looks like in the classroom by exploring thinking routines and resources that encourage students to make local-global connections and identify power structures and dominant narratives that shape media. This workshop will feature an alumnus of the Pulitzer Center’s Teacher Fellowship program, who will share their experience teaching an original project-based unit that cultivates global media literacy, and their tips for other educators doing this work.

This program is being organized by the UW-Madison Institute for Regional and International Studies (IRIS), and co-sponsored by the Institute of World Affairs.

This event is part of IRIS NRC’s International Book Club series. The first 25 teachers to register will receive a free copy of the book ‘What the Fact?’ by Seema Yasmin!