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Media Literacy Coalition
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Supporting youth and adults to learn how to distinguish between fact and disinformation, build critical thinking skills, and become civically engaged.
Join us, explore our resources and events: https://www.medialiteracycoalition.org
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Misinfo Day California 2025 - U.S. Media Literacy Week
The Misinfo Day California Media Literacy Event is for 10-12th grade high school students to learn how to distinguish between fact and propaganda, build critical thinking skills, and become civically ...
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November 6, 2025 at 2:16 PM
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Students grapple with the age of misinformation
“We’re in a very difficult time of misinformation in this country and the world. We’re trying to give students and educators the resources to battle that and to not let themselves be fooled by what…
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November 6, 2025 at 2:14 PM
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2/ Do you know someone who shares conspiratorial thinking? Have you tried approaching them? It's not easy, but here are 6 tips for having that conversation ⤵️

🔗 Download the poster: bit.ly/SpeakUpNLP
Text-heavy graphic: How to speak up without starting a showdown. Six best practices for talking to friends and family about sharing falsehoods online. Below there are 6 tips. Here are the titles: 1. Be civil 2. Take your time 3. Find common ground 4. Lay out the facts 5. Public or private? 6. Be patient (and persistent)
July 14, 2025 at 8:45 PM