Let me start by saying how glad I am that I don't have to pick a winner from any of these cartoons that students submitted as part of KQED's "Political Cartooning With Mark Fiore" Youth Media ...

For the fifth year in a row, we are pleased to announce our annual Cartoon Brew Student Film Festival. The mission for the festival is simple: to honor student-produced animated shorts and share them ...

We’re excited to announce a call for entries for our third annual Student Film Festival, a yearly showcase of outstanding student films from around the globe. We’ve received hundreds of submissions in ...

Talking about the news isn’t always easy. Classrooms across the country are using creativity and humor to start conversations and help students appreciate a variety of viewpoints through KQED’s ...

Last May, the Jerusalem Press Club (JPC) held an international conference on freedom of the press. Some 50 journalists and activists came here from all around the world to discuss the threats against ...

Whether growing up in the Burbank that’s in Illinois or the one in Washington, children can tune into Cartoon Network — but in the “media capital of the world,” they can get into the toons themselves.

The Daily Illini, the student-run newspaper publication at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, issued an apology letter Tuesday for publishing a political cartoon that sparked controversy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. So now, after a relationship of many years, Cartoon Network, which just celebrated its 25 anniversary last fall, has worked with ...

Wesley College’s newspaper has come under fire after racist cartoons were published Friday, April 22. The independently-run student paper published two cartoons that reek of sexism and a lack of ...