First media literacy conference:
The Media: How To Talk Back
1986
media education becomes part of the Ontario curriculum
first Additional Qualifications courses offered for teachers
1990
The New Literacy Conference (Guelph 1)
1992
CAMEO (The Canadian Association of Media Education Organizations) founded
Constructing Culture Conference (Guelph 2)
1994
AML Summer Institute 1
1995
AML Summer Institute 2
1996
AML Summer Institute 3
1998
The World Council on Media Education named AML the “most influential media education organization in North America.”
2000
Summit 2000: Children, Youth and the Media: Beyond the Millennium – the world’s largest media education conference, with over 1500 participants from 54 countries