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The NW-ARM awarded opportunity funds individuals or groups
engaged in promoting media literacy in local communities,
schools, churches or other agencies and may be used for
example by teachers, professors, recreation leaders and after
school programs. The funds could be used for a wide-range of
purposes, including support for a speaker or consultant,
implementation of a media literacy curriculum resource,
service learning project, senior project, food or other
incentives for after school media literacy programs, or more
systematic organized activities with a goal of promoting media
literacy education. Projects ranging up to $300 are
encouraged.
Congratulations to the first recipients
of the opportunity funds!
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Gonzaga University seniors Amanda Dugan and Kelsey Wallace express their appreciation. |
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Sheralyn Rima of ESD 101, presents the award to Sr. Julie Wakasch of HOPE for COAP. |
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Linda Finney, Exec. Director of Leadership Spokane accepts the award on behalf of Leadership Spokane and Youth Leadership Spokane for use toward their ?Media & Ethics Day? and for media outreach and training. |
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Wendy Acosta and members of the Chase Youth Commission are pleased to accept the award and share their vision about the ?Altered Reality: A Perception Challenge,? conference in January 2003. |
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