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Alan C. Miller

  • Founder and CEO, News Literacy Project
Bethesda
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Former @latimes reporter. Founder of @NewsLitProject. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and @AARP Purpose Prize. Join the fight for facts today: newslit.org
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Upon Reflection: 15 lessons from our first 15 years

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By Alan C. Miller
| The News Literacy Project
(This is an updated and revised version of “14 lessons from our first 14 years,” a column posted at this time last year.) By Alan C. Miller Today marks exactly 15 years since I founded the News Literacy Project and helped launch the field of news literacy. Our nonpartisan nonprofit is now the nation’s leading provider of this vital critical-thinking skillset.
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Upon Reflection: 14 lessons from our first 14 years

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By Alan C. Miller
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Alan C. Miller Founder and CEO (This is an updated and revised version of a column posted last year at this time titled “13 lessons from our first 13 years.”) By Alan C. Miller Today marks exactly 14 years since I founded the News Literacy Project and helped launch the field of news literacy. Our nonpartisan nonprofit is now the nation’s leading provider of this vital critical-thinking skill.
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Annual report: Current events validate our work, inspire our growth

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By Alan C. Miller, Greg McCaffery
| The News Literacy Project
This week, we’re releasing our annual report for fiscal year 2021 (July 2020-June 2021). It’s a summary of our many accomplishments working in classrooms, with new partners, and for the public. We found creative ways to fulfill our mission and make substantial progress toward a future founded on facts. Many challenges remain ahead, but with your continued support, we can make our vision of a news-literate next generation a reality. Read the report here. By Greg McCaffery and Alan C.
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