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Jake Lloyd
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Senior Manager of Social Media, The News Literacy Project
Washington
Beats
Football
Sexx
Content
By Jake Lloyd| dcscores.org@ Sometimes I wish I could hit rewind, Moonwalk that yellow brick road Go back in time and, Be a kid again CuzIt’s like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under Uh uh uh underThe riveting opening lines of A’dora Willis’ original poem from Our Words Our City last February are not, however, an apt description of her life. A’dora, 18, doesn’t need to hit rewind or be a kid again. The DC SCORES alumna and recent high school graduate has her future figured out.
By Callum Mills, Jake Lloyd| The Herald Sun Verified It was all about heart, hardness, toughness, grunt, ticker, getting hands dirty ... you get the picture. The Swans took what Geelong could serve — which included an extraordinary Patrick Dangerfield burst early — and never flinched to pull off a season-defining 38-point victory. They ended up leading at every break despite the home team having extended periods of domination but a non-functioning forward line hampered the Cats prospects.
By Jake Lloyd| dcscores.org@ Sometimes I wish I could hit rewind, Moonwalk that yellow brick road Go back in time and, Be a kid again CuzIt’s like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under Uh uh uh underThe riveting opening lines of A’dora Willis’ original poem from Our Words Our City last February are not, however, an apt description of her life. A’dora, 18, doesn’t need to hit rewind or be a kid again. The DC SCORES alumna and recent high school graduate has her future figured out.
Company Info
The News Literacy Project
The News Literacy Project (NLP) is a nonprofit organization established in 2008, dedicated to enhancing news literacy education in K-12 schools and the broader community. Its mission is to equip students and the public with the skills needed to distinguish credible information from misinformation, thereby promoting informed civic engagement and supporting democratic values. NLP offers a range of educational resources, including the Checkology® Virtual Classroom, a free e-learning platform for middle and high school students that provides interactive lessons on news literacy. The organization also provides professional development programs and lesson plans for educators, along with public engagement initiatives such as workshops and events aimed at raising media literacy awareness. NLP collaborates with school districts, media organizations, and nonprofits to extend its impact and emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives and nonpartisan instruction in its programs.
United States, Washington, D.C., United States
Founded: 2008