Seek the
Truth
You can’t have good discussions, or make good decisions, without good information. Too much of our media today profit from anger and conflict. We need to distinguish good information from disinformation, and identify sources we can trust. Let’s get smart about what good information looks like, and how to use it for good.
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Detect and debunk misinformation
The News Literacy ProjectApril 29 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm CDT
What is misinformation? How can we spot it and avoid it? How has the emergence of artificial intelligence technology complicated how we evaluate information? In this webinar hosted by the News Literacy Project, we’ll explore current trends in misinformation and identify types of misleading, inaccurate and false information. We’ll also discuss the fundamentals of fact-checking in the AI age,…
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Media Literacy Toolkit
Mormon Women for Ethical Government- Read
- Toolkit
The founders of the United States knew an educated public would be key to the strength of a democratic republic. The creation of the First Amendment ensured citizens would have access to the information needed to make good decisions about their representatives and policies. At Mormon Women for Ethical Government, all of our advocacy and…
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The News Literacy Project
- News & Education
The News Literacy Project, a nonpartisan education nonprofit, is building a national movement to advance the practice of news literacy…
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