November 30, 2024 - 20:18
Maryland Public Television (MPT) has officially launched the Maryland Center for Media Literacy & Education during a livestreamed event held on November 19 at its Kaplan Production Studio in Owings Mills. This initiative aims to equip Maryland residents with essential media literacy skills necessary to effectively navigate the complexities of today’s digital landscape.
The event showcased a series of prominent speakers who emphasized the importance of media literacy in an age where misinformation and digital manipulation are prevalent. Interactive segments allowed attendees to engage with the content, fostering a deeper understanding of how media influences public perception and personal beliefs.
The Center's mission is to empower individuals of all ages to critically analyze media messages, make informed decisions, and become responsible consumers of information. By promoting media literacy, the Center seeks to enhance civic engagement and contribute to a more informed society. This initiative represents a significant step forward in addressing the challenges posed by the rapidly evolving media environment.
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