To participate and make informed decisions in today's world, a global citizen requires technological and information literacy skills that include the ability to gather, process, and manipulate data. The goal of this web site is to provide a list of resources to teachers and parents on media. The sites are a good source of information for topics such as censorship, TV, advertisements, and music.

The links that follow contain information, statistics, reports, surveys, and more.

• Children Now: This site contains information on sex, kids, and the TV family hour. This report was conducted by Children Now. It comments on TV content, findings, methodology, and looks to the future.

Children and Media: This site provides information on TV diversity, the V-Chip (FAQ), an annotated list of reports that Children Now has done, and a free video (that can be viewed on-line or ordered) on the TV rating system. Media Research and Reports: This site provides an annotated list of reports, surveys, and research on Children, TV, and the Media. Media Beat: This site is the home page for Media Beat, a weekly syndicated column on media and politics by Norman Solomon. It provides links to past columns.

• Media Watchdog: This site is a collection of media resources. Topics that are covered include: Media criticism organizations and resources, media criticism resources, and censorship resources.
• Mass MIC: This site contains information on frees speech, censorship, and more. It provides facts for both sides of the issue.