National Association for Media Literacy Education | Ensuring #MediaLiteracy is a widely practiced & highly valued life skill. | Become a member for free today!The National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) unites a community of educators committed to advancing media literacy education.

Core values

- **Addressing Systemic Issues**: NAMLE focuses on addressing systemic racism, social inequity, and other social justice issues, which are critical societal needs[1][3][4].
- **Promoting Media Literacy**: The organization aims to make media literacy a highly valued and widely practiced life skill, which is essential for critical thinking, effective communication, and informed citizenship in the digital age[1][4][5].
- **Community and Educational Impact**: NAMLE has a significant reach, with over 7,500 members, 82 organizational partners, and impacting more than 300,000 partners. It also hosts events like the United States Media Literacy Week, which aligns with UNESCO’s Global Media and Information Literacy Week[1].
- **Diverse Partnerships and Funding**: NAMLE collaborates with a wide range of organizations, including educational institutions, social media platforms, and government entities, ensuring a diversified and robust approach to media literacy education[1][3].
- **Critical Inquiry and Inclusion**: The organization emphasizes critical inquiry about media industries' roles in society, promotes diverse voices, and amplifies historically marginalized voices, contributing to a more inclusive and equitable media landscape[4][5].