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Catalyst Institute
| NMMLP’s Catalyst Institute offers an intensive four-day training experience in media literacy concepts and skills. | ||
| NMMLP staff and guest speakers lead participants in workshops, exercises, video screenings and discussions designed to deepen understanding of media issues and provide a solid foundation for media activism. | 
Catalyst Institute, July 2007 |
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| Registration is limited to 30 participants, to create space for interaction, discussion and activities.
The Catalyst Institute is ideal for teachers, health professionals, community activists and others who want to make a difference. |
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| July 22-25, 2008 | Albuquerque NM |  more info |
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Topics and activities include:
| Introduction to Media Literacy: Basic Concepts & Skills Using the language of persuasion Deconstructing media Making counter-ads Media & stereotyping: gender, race and class Marketing & consumerism Media & health Media ownership & policy Fair use News & elections Independent media Media activism Media justice Integrating media literacy into the curriculum Doing media literacy on your own |
| Comments from recent Catalyst Institutes | |
| "Excellent variety of activities; great presentations w/ media pieces that illustrate concepts; high level of interest, caring and modeling on the part of staff." | |
| "Well-organized, thoughtful and user friendly!" | |
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"Beautifully organized, rich content, very knowledgeable, helpful & friendly staff. I'm very impressed." |
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| "We will be able to integrate media literacy throughout our curriculum. Other departments may also be interested in attending Catalyst Institute in the future -- I recommend it." | |
| "I believe this program info will greatly enhance media lit curriculum & community organizing in my area! Thank you!" | |
| "Our organization will integrate media literacy into our sex ed. programs." | |
| "I personally am MUCH more aware of media influence and how BIG the problem is." | |
| Articles | |
| Catalyzing Media, a report in AfterImage on the August 2005 Catalyst Institute. |
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| Brave New World, a report in Teacher Magazine on the July 2002 Catalyst Institute. |
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| Registration and tuition fees | |
| $495 | |
| $195 for New Mexico residents | |
| Limited scholarships available > more info | |
| To register | |
| Download registration form |
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| Tel 505-828-3129 | ||
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| NEW MEXICO MEDIA LITERACY PROJECT | |
| 6400 Wyoming Blvd. NE Albuquerque NM 87109 |
TEL 505-828-3129 | FAX 505-828-3142
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