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Resources
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These resources focus on preventing violent extremism through approaches such as media literacy and education.
General Resources
Interactive Media Bias Chart (Ad Fontes Media)
General Resource
Use this tool to quickly check your media sources for reliability and bias. This chart is updated regularly and includes print media, web media, videos, television, and podcasts.
Violent Extremism Explained
General Resource
A short educational video on what violent extremism is, and what you can do about it.
The News Literacy Project
General Resource
Programs and resources for educators and the public to learn and share skills needed to be informed, active consumers of news and information.
Media Smarts Website
General Resource
A resource to strengthen digital and media literacy in children and youth. Includes research, information, and resources for teachers and parents.
Parent, Caregiver, + Family Resources
SPLC/Peril Parents & Caregivers Guide to Online Radicalization
For Parents, Caregivers, & Family Members
A guide for parents and caregivers on spotting signs that a young person may be drawn to extremist ideas online.
Life After Hate Family Resource Guide
For Parents, Caregivers, & Family Members
Advice for families worried that someone they love is getting involved with white supremacist groups.
Childnet Let's Talk About Life Online
For Parents, Caregivers, & Family Members
A resource to strengthen digital and media literacy in children and youth. Includes research, information, and resources for teachers and parents.
Media Smarts for Parents
For Parents, Caregivers, & Family Members
A Canadian website with tip sheets and guides to help parents talk to kids about staying safe online.
Educator Resources
Discussing Sensitive Topics With Students
For Educators
This guide helps educators discuss sensitive topics with students through four steps: reflection, preparation, facilitation, and debriefing, while creating “brave spaces” for dialogue.
Media Smarts For Teachers
For Educators
Lesson plans to help students think critically about media and online content.