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Author Profile: Prescott Seraydarian

Storytelling for Social Justice: A Case Study of Secondary School Media Literacy Curriculum as Global Citizenship in Action   

March 1, 2025 by Meredith Baldi, Prescott Seraydarian

Abstract While media has shown to disrupt those experiences that form the root of our humanity, particularly our human relationships, this article explores how media literacy and production can be tools to foster human connection and empathy. Exploring a case study of media literacy curriculum as civic engagement, this article offers an example of how media literacy and … [Read more...] about Storytelling for Social Justice: A Case Study of Secondary School Media Literacy Curriculum as Global Citizenship in Action   

The Journal of Media Literacy Public Commons
Storytelling Relationships Humanity Media-Making

“Producing Peace”: The Possibilities and Limits of Using Media Literacy to Foster Student Agency

December 1, 2022 by Meredith Baldi, Prescott Seraydarian

Abstract Media literacy is a powerful tool for fostering citizenship skills in youth.  Yet, while research and some exemplary model citizens demonstrate its ability to provide students tools to engage with media productively in order to participate in civic conversions, not enough media literacy focuses on how students develop a strong personal message and authentic … [Read more...] about “Producing Peace”: The Possibilities and Limits of Using Media Literacy to Foster Student Agency

The Journal of Media Literacy Research Symposium
Education Citizenship Student Agency Identity

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