Freedom Forum Institute > media literacy
News consumers have developed some bad habits. We gravitate to platforms that only share news we want to hear, share stories after only reading their headlines and get sucked into content that outrages or entertains us.
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NewseumED will be running daily activities throughout its social media channels — each with a video related to a letter in NewseumED’s acronym E.S.C.A.P.E. to evaluate information.
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This initiative empowers voters to make informed choices.
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This generous donation makes possible critical education efforts to successfully navigate the contemporary media landscape.
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Here, the bare minimum we should all be doing to be fair-minded and well-informed citizens.
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Individual consumers bear just as much responsibility as social media companies in the fight against junk news.
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Free online resources developed by NewseumED and AAUW provide timely guidance on identifying and avoiding junk news.
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As revelations unfold daily about the destructive impact of fake news, the Newseum emerges as a leading provider of media literacy education.
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The website helps students understand the historical underpinnings of today’s issues, sharpen their analytical skills, and make informed decisions in a diverse and demanding world.
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The partnership will allow the Newseum to reach an even wider audience with its resources on fighting fake news and misinformation.
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