MEJ 74

MEJ 74 - our little delayed Winter 2023 edition is now out. Articles on Barbie, Facism on Film, Guns at Batasi, the materialistic turn in Enviromental Literacy and Unforgotten as well as review.

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MEJ 73

MEJ 73 - our first all colour digital edition - should be with you all now. Articles on Moonlight, Heartstopper and our new robot overlords as well as much more.

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AMES CONFERENCE WAS AMAZING

"All Are Welcome Here”: Using Media Education to support Diversity and Inclusion. Keynote from TIE (https://www.tie.scot/), lunch and workshops on texts, practical skills and more. Resources are slowly going up on the Conference Page.

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MEJ 72

MEJ 72 - our last print MEJ - is now out. Articles on The Captain's Paradise, the Monarchy Industry, the BBC, and disinfomation as well as more and the usual reviews.

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AMES ANNUAL REPORT

The 2022 AMES Annual Report and Accounts can be read here.

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MEJ 70

MEJ 70 is now on its way to you. Articles on the NPA qualification, integrating Media education throughout Secondary, Spirited Away, Rashamon, Run Lola Run and Peeping Tom as well as the usual reviews.

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RICK INSTRELL RESOURCES

Rick was a major figure in Media Education until his untimely passing in 2019. To commemorate his immense contribution to the subject, a selection of his resources are now available here.

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MEJ 69

Most recent issue should be with you now. There's a colour version available in the Resources section. Articles on the Holocaust, HBO and Covid and Science.

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AMES ANNUAL REPORT

Our 2021 Annual Report is now available here.

 

MEJ 68

The most recent issue of the MEJ is now out. Due to the focus on colour, the issue is available to members in the Resources section in colour. Featuring articles on "Hustlers", Covid-19, Streaming. the Popular Press and the Royal Family and many more. Enjoy!

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AMES ANNUAL REPORT

Our 2020 Annual Report is now available here.

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"HAIR LOVE" VIRTUAL LEARNING UNIT

As many of us are now teaching virtually, AMES has produced a unit of work based on the Academy Award winning short film "Hair Love" for use with classes. It is designed to work with Google Classroom but should be easily adaptable to whatever system your school is using. Hope it helps. Stay safe! Access the resources here.

 

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