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What is my Label?

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It is easy to say “I have no prejudices” or “I’m not racist, so it has nothing to do with me”, or “I didn’t invite those refugees”. It is hard to say “I may not be to blame for what happened in the past but I want to take responsibility for making sure it doesn’t continue into the future”. 1 This is why “What is my label?” was developed and can be easily included in your MIL training: A 2-hour activity practical experiment showing how stereotypes are rooted inside our minds and how easy is to be judged by others.

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Teachers’ kit

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The platform recommends a set of tips for MIL trainers to prepare in general, and to use before, during and after implementation of MIL activities. You will also find in this website specific competences and actions, including practical activities, used for each type of skills, along with a summarised a map of skills/competences per media.

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Newseum Ed

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Through this resource, you will foster your media literacy skills, which are essential to civic life. Practical and easy-to-use tools will support you in understanding how to authenticate, analyze and evaluate information from a variety of sources and put current events in historical context through standards-aligned lesson plans, videos, primary sources, virtual classes and programs.
Note that the only requirement to use this tools is to be registered on the website.

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MediaSmart

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This website gives you access to e-tutorials and workshops. These free resources cover a wide-range of topics, including managing internet use, diversity representation and online hate. Completed by the Diversity and Media Toolbox, you will have the right resources to explore issues relating to stereotypes, bias and hate in mainstream media and on the Internet.
Along with the website, the YouTube channel of MediaSmarts will give you access to short videos, giving some keys to critical thinking skills to engage with media as active and informed digital citizens.

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Center for Media Literacy (CML)

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The CML promotes and supports media literacy education as a framework for accessing, analysing, evaluating, creating and participating with media content. In that sense, CML offers on their website plenty of resources which can be used to deepen your MIL training, both on theory and practice.

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