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			As Media&Values evolved over its 15-year history, it grew from a potpourri of interesting tidbits to a publication with extensive editorial crafting as an educational resource. By issue #20, each edition had become thematic with inside articles expanding on the cover theme. Soon an editorial Starting Point provided context and by issue #33, a group of Reflection/Action columnists were introduced to offer perspective on the theme from different points of view (women, minorities, children, religion, etc.). Short Re:Action sidebars suggested ways for classes and groups to put "analysis into praxis," that is, words into action. With issue #45, a 2-sided, tear-out "Reflection Resource" was added to use as a discussion-starter with teens or adults. Each issue thus served as both a comprehensive "reader" on a specific media topic as well as a background resource for teachers and group facilitators. For the thousands who subscribed to the later issues, Media&Values was not just a magazine, it was a foundation for learning to question — and to teach others to question — the media culture emerging around us. As you explore the issues in this archive, keep this editorial frame in mind.      63 - 52          51 - 42          41 - 31          30 - 21          20 - 11          10 - 1      Media and Violence / Part Two: Searching for Solutions Issue #63 Fall 1993 Exploring the Theme •    What’s Wrong with the Ratings? •    Taking a Stand: A Postcard Campaign for Nonviolent Media •    Like Money in the Bank: Understanding Media's Investment in Violence •    What Other Countries Do About Ratings •    New Heroes for a New Age •    Imagine: A Media of Meaning •    No More Blood at Eleven: Alternatives to Crime Reporting Reflection / Action •    Challenging the Myths of Media Violence •    20 Ways to Create a Caring Culture - Part I •    20 Ways to Create a Caring Culture - Part II •    Something New is Waiting to be Born •    The Three Stages of Political Advertising Media and Violence / Part One: Making the Connection Issue #62 Spring 1993 Exploring the Theme •    Beyond Blame: Media Literacy as Violence Prevention •    Babylon Revisited: How Violent Myths Resurface Today •    Making Connections: Media's Role in our Culture of Violence •    Addicted to Violence: Has the American Dream Become a Nighmare? •    Decade by Decade: Media Violence Marches On Reflection / Action •    The Violence Formula: Analyzing TV, Video and Movies •    Measuring ‘Jolts Per Minute’ •    Defining Media Violence: It's Not so Easy! Global Communication: For the Powerful or the People? Issue #61 Winter 1993 Exploring the Theme •    All Power to the Conglomerate •    Disaster Pornography from Somalia •    Guidelines for Process Reporting •    Communicating for Justice •    Out of Africa: Western Media Stereotypes Shape Images •    Native Canadians and the End of Storytelling •    Society’s Storyteller: How TV Creates the Myths by which we Live •    Media are the World; Media Literacy is the Guidebook Reflection / Action •    Listening to the Beat of World Music Tuning in to Television: News, Views and How to Live with It Issue #59-60 Summer/Fall 1992 Exploring the Theme •    STARTING POINT: Wrestling with Television •    Sex and Consequences: Reflections of a TV Writer •    Home, Home on the Remote: Why Do Men Control "the Clicker"? •    Comics and Culture: The Cartoonist as TV Critic •    It's a Whole New Ball Game •    Alice Doesn't Live Here Any More, But the White Rabbit Does •    Muktuk and Mass Media •    Society’s Storyteller: How TV Creates the Myths by which we Live •    EDITORIAL: Living With Television: Where Do We Go From Here? Reflection / Action •    News: Balance Bias with Critical Questions •    Snapshots from a TV Album: Tuning in to Viewing Habits Rethinking Democracy: Citizenship in a Media Age Issue #58 Spring 1992 Exploring the Theme •    STARTING POINT: In the Light of the Fires •    Brave New World: Rediscovering Democratic Media •    Making Politics Work •    The Paradox of Political Ads •    From Milton to Media: Information Flow in a Free Society •    Reaching for the Common Good: Moyers interviews Bellah Reflection / Action •    Making Your Voice Heard: Tips for Getting on Talk Radio. •    Teaching Media Democracy: Three Days to Insight Impact of Images: Life and Culture in the Media Age Issue #57 Winter 1992 Exploring the Theme •    STARTING POINT: Our image culture and why media literacy matters. •    Rise of the Image Culture •    The Power of Images: Creating the Myths of Our Time •    Television and Consumption •    Pictures in the Parlor •    How TV Works •    'America’s Wish Book' Sells Dreams •    Making a Case for Media Literacy in the Classroom •    Storytellers Shape Spiritual Values •    Meeting Media in Every Corner of Our Lives •    TELEVISION: The Search for Meaning •    Mass Media Values The Media: In War and Peace Issue #56 Fall 1991 Exploring the Theme •    Marketing the Military: Should Soldiering Be Sold Like Soap? •    Gulf War Coverage: Untying the Yellow Ribbon •    Reporting Conventions Mask Sexual Politics •    The Military-News Complex •    Why Peace Isn’t Covered •    Gulf War: The More We Watched, the Less We Knew •    Media Literacy: Strengthening Democracy Reflection / Action •    More Diversity Found in Coverage •    Media Images Pitch War for Profit •    Doublespeak: How Jargon Turns Gore into Glory •    Lessons to Learn •    Living Room Wars: Vietnam vs. ‘Desert Storm’ •    Getting a Handle on Military Advertising •    How to Evaluate War Movies Fatal Attration: The Selling of Addiction Issue #54-55 Spring/Summer1991 Exploring the Theme •    STARTING POINT: Just Say Yes to Media Literacy •    Our Culture of Addiction •    Deadly Persuasion: 7 Myths Alcohol Advertisers Want You to Believe •    The Selling of Addiction to Women •    Women's Magazines Won't Bite the Hands That Feed Them •    Cancer is an Equal Opportunity Disease •    Alcohol and Television: And Now for Some Mixed Messages Exploring the Theme •    Alcohol in Prime Time: 10 Guidelines for Writers Children and Television: Growing Up in a Media World Issue #52-53 Fall 1990 / Winter 1991 Exploring the Theme •    STARTING POINT: It all begins at home. •    Five Important Ideas To Teach Your Kids About TV •    Altered States: How Television Changes Childhood •    Teach Kids to Make TV! •    From Savers to Spenders: How Children Became a Consumer Market •    Guidelines for Quality Children's Television •    Wired Bedrooms: Kids' Media Choices Made Behind Closed Doors •    When Kids are Watching: Confessions of a SitCom Producer Reflection / Action •    Bridging the Gap: Sharing Your Family's Life Stories •    Trauma on the News: Should Children Watch?      63 - 52          51 - 42          41 - 31          30 - 21          20 - 11          10 - 1      Home / CML MediaLit Kit™ / Rights & Permissions / Contact Us © 2002-2007 Center for Media Literacy