Digital savvy citizens
Support young people to become empowered media literate citizens through a range of engaging activities.
This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.
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This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.
Explore political cartoons in Behind the Lines exhibitions online.
The significance of the War Precautions Act
The stories election papers can tell.
Explore how we can be more inclusive.
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