Understanding news bias is more critical than ever

Libraries and news organizations are joining forces in a variety of ways to promote news literacy, create innovative community programming, and help patrons/students identify misinformation. Join this online course to learn how you can partner with local news organizations to promote news literacy through a range of programs—including a citizen journalism hub at your library.

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Register by Thursday, March 1 to SAVE 20% on the registration fee.

Gain the ability to...

• Use a timely repertoire of media and news literacy tools, including reliable fact-checking sites, and anti-bias strategies that you can share with patrons.

• Enhance citizens' critical thinking when they are immersed in misinformation, keep conversations nonpartisan, and empower users to objectively evaluate print and digital information.

• Readily identify data and easily use free online tools to turn it into compelling visuals that will help you support your message.

We've convened an outstanding group of experts including:

Damaso Reyes
Director of Community Partnerships and Engagement, The News Literacy Project

Gleb Tsipursky
Assistant Professor, Ohio State University; President and Cofounder, Intentional Insights; Cofounder, Pro-Truth Pledge

Kristin Fontichiaro
Clinical Associate Professor,
University of Michigan School
of Information

Renee Hobbs
Professor of Communication Studies;
Director, Media Education Lab,
University of Rhode Island

Tom Huang
Assistant Managing Editor for
Features and Community Engagement,
Dallas Morning News

For more information, please visit our website.

EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNT
Register by Thursday, March 1 to SAVE 20% on the registration fee.

Group discounts are available!
Please contact Roger Jarman at rjarman@mediasourceinc.com
or call (646) 380-0773 to check your eligibility.

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