MMOT Extension Combat Hate:
A Digital Media Literacy Workshop

Suitable for Grades 5-12
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Combat Hate – General Inquires


This dynamic classroom-based digital media literacy workshop engages students in critical thinking for decoding and rejecting online hate. COMBAT HATE is an online safety curriculum aligned with ISTE digital citizenship standards and based on foundational media literacy skills. Students will apply Center for Media Literacy’s 5 key questions to diverse real-life examples compiled by the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Research Department. They are challenged to interpret the hateful messages and their impact. This workshop concludes with a tangible action plan that provides students with resources and responses to use when encountering online hate.

The workshop is 50 minutes and is delivered in your classroom by one of our trained facilitators.

In the news…

‘Combat Hate’ aims to teach local young people digital media literacy, how to ID hate speech online – ABC Chicago
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Illinois State Learning Standards Crosswalk for Combat Hate Digital Media Literacy
Combat Hate: A Digital Media Literacy Workshop One Page for Educators
Illinois Combat Hate Resources
Sample Letter for Parents
Combat Hate Action Plan: English
Combat Hate Action Plan: Spanish

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