[Commlist] CFP Ecomedia and Climate Crisis: From Environmental Disinformation to Ecoliteracy

CFP: *Ecomedia and Climate Crisis: From Environmental Disinformation to 
Ecoliteracy*

The Journal of Media Literacy Education –official journal of the 
National Association for Media Literacy Education– invites scholars and 
interdisciplinary experts to contribute to a peer-reviewed Scopus 
journal issue about the impact of the climate emergency in ecomedia 
ethics, responsibility, and sustainability in media production.

*Editors: Carolina Fernández-Castrillo (Carlos III University of Madrid, 
Spain), Antonio López (John Cabot University, Rome, Italy), Ramón 
Salaverría (University of Navarra, Spain), Vitor Tomé (Autonoma 
University of Lisbon, ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal).

*Topics of Interest:*

**
We welcome submissions that answer questions including but not limited 
to the following:

Environmental Disinformation and Climate Obstructionism.
Ecofact-Checking: Climate Crisis, Sustainability, Biodiversity, and 
Renewable Energy.
Greenwashing Exposed: From Specialized Journalism to Hacktivism.
Ecomedia, Data Visualization and Digital Innovation.
Digital Degrowth and Ecomedia Commoning: Towards an Eco-egalitarian 
Digital Society.
Political Ecology of Digital Technologies: Power, Exploitation and 
Environmental Justice.
Ecoanxiety: Facing an Intergenerational Challenge.
Eco-Citizenship and Civic Engagement: Digital Natives and Immigrants.
Ecomedia Aesthetics: Representing Nature in Film, TV and (Post)digital 
Popular Media.
Ecoliteracy: Educational Strategies, Cultural Creativity, and Media 
Artivism.

*Submission Guidelines:*

**

*Full Chapter Submission Deadline*: January 30, 2026. Please include 
"Special Issue: JMLE" in the subject title and send it to the 
coordinator editor: (carolfer /at/ hum.uc3m.es) <mailto:(carolfer /at/ hum.uc3m.es)>

*Full text length, including references, appendices, tables, abstract, 
must be 6,000 – 8,000 words for a research article. Include abstract 
(maximum 150 words) and three to five meaningful keywords. Keywords 
should summarize the main ideas of the study, be specific and appealing.

*Papers will be reviewed by the guest editors and selected authors will 
be invited to upload to the JMLE website: www.jmle.org 
<http://www.jmle.org>.

*Final publication in issue 18.3 in December 2026. Full papers undergo a 
standard blind peer review process according to JMLE policies.

*JMLE provides immediate open access to its content (no registration is 
required).

*Authors are not required to pay submission or publication charges 
of any sort.*


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