About

The News Literacy Project, founded in 2008, is a nonpartisan nonprofit building a national movement to ensure that all students are skilled in news literacy before high school graduation, giving them the knowledge and ability to participate in civic society as well-informed, critical thinkers. NLP is the country’s leading provider of news literacy education and works with educators in all 50 states. (Read our brochure or check out our FAQ)

NLP's strategic framework

Read about NLP’s 4-year plan to mobilize educators, students and the public to collectively push back against misinformation in all its forms.

Mission

NLP advances the development and teaching of news literacy in K-12 education.

Supporters

As a nonprofit, NLP relies on the generous support of foundations, corporations and individuals. Read who supports our work here.

Media Partners

NLP works with both individuals and media organizations to enhance its program offerings. Read about our partners here.

Abby Philip speaking on stage at a NLP event

Team & Careers

The members of NLP’s staff, Board of Directors and National Journalism Advisory Council bring diverse backgrounds and exceptional experience to the news literacy cause.

Founder

NLP was founded in 2008 by Alan C. Miller. The organization's place as a game-changer in news literacy education is the result of his vision, passion and commitment. Read more about Miller's distinguished career in journalism and his vision for NLP here.

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