Editor's Introductions
“Teaching about Food and Media” Editor’s Notes and Introduction
Heidi Zimmerman
“Teaching Media Production: Civic Engagement” Editor’s Notes and Introduction
Rebecca Jurisz
“Teaching #BlackLivesMatter: Media, Race, and Social Movements” Editor’s Notes and Introduction
Elena D. Hristova
“Teaching Postfeminism and Media Culture” Editor’s Notes and Introduction
Lauren Weinzimmer
“Media and Environment: Teaching in/about the Anthropocene” Editor’s Notes and Introduction
Joy Marie Hamilton
Lesson Plans
Lawyers, Doctors, and Cops…oh my!: Exploring Racial and Gendered Labor Divisions on Television
Erika M. Behrmann
Producing Social Justice PSAs: Fostering Students’ Civic Engagement through Media Production
Mia Fischer
#BlackLivesMatter as A Case Study in the Politics of Digital Media: Algorithms, Hashtag Publics, and Organizing Protest Online
Heather Woods and James Alexander McVey
Twine as Alternative Media: Video Games, the Culture Industry and Social Change
Benjamin Thevenin
The Internet, Capitalism, and Food Activism: Helping Students See the Connection
Kristen L. McCauliff
Short Documentary Production
Yahia Mahamdi
Sustainable Filmmaking: Understanding Image as Resource
Graig Uhlin
Ethical Consumption (Assignment)
Nadia Dawisha
Access to Media Production Equipment is a Privilege: Using Our Resources to Give Back to the Community
Jennifer Toole
#SayHerName
Allissa V. Richardson
Diving into Food Justice: Food Waste in the Anthropocene
Kathleen P. Hunt and Abby M. Dubisar
Problematizing Transgender Visibility in Talk Show Interviews
Ace J. Eckstein
Film, Food, and Finances: Students Engaging in Food Insecurity
Laura K. Hahn and Michael S. Bruner
Civic Engagement Through Multicamera Studio Production
Peter Gregg
Making a Video and Making a Difference Using Social Media: A “Call to Action” Approach
Tia Tyree
Ten Things I Hate About the “F” Word: Analyzing Definitions of Feminism Using Legally Blonde and 10 Things I Hate About You
Krista Hoffmann-Longtin and Sarah Bonewits Feldner
When EcoMedia Gets Weird: Björk—Timothy Morton—Anthropocene
Andy Hageman
Assessing Consumer Discourse and Possibilities for Change through the Buycott App
Raechel Tiffe
