Media Literacy Blog Posts

Student journalists will not only benefit from a $500 prize, but also national recognition for their talent and dedication — something that sets college applicants apart.

Despite decades of reform and billions in funding, over 60% of fourth and eighth graders remain below "proficient" reading levels. With over 40 states now mandating "Science of Reading" overhauls, the...

Congratulations to our three winners: Samara Castro, Carson Fusco, and Mackenzie Wilkins — and thank you to the educators that supported them! In addition to being featured on AllSides.com, winners wi...

Problems with AI are as hard to define as they are to solve.

Are journalists lacking ambition in a disordered news cycle? Or has the public’s degenerative attention span stopped allowing for continued interest in the world’s most momentous affairs? Here are fiv...

A 2017 study from the American Press Institute says 32% of news readers struggle to differentiate between hard news and opinionated commentary.

Educators are experiencing the direct impact of polarization in their classrooms, including receiving memos prohibiting the discussion of political topics with both students and staff.

As we broke this national news story, our team members were debating it and misconceptions were running rampant.

The story was picked up by Axios, Fox News, Newsweek, USA TODAY, and other major sources.

AllSides engages students in civic learning through experience. Students can use the AllSides app, balanced news feed, media bias chart, and newsletter to cultivate an understanding that all media is...