The media landscape has changed dramatically since the presidential election. There are more news sources than ever, but mis-information is rampant. Join us to learn what you can do to keep yourself well-informed and help others to do the same.
Where can you find the truth?
Join us for this in-person discussion to learn
- Where to look for the most reliable news
- How to differentiate between news and noise
- How you can take an active role in disrupting the flow of mis-information
Led by a panel of experts
- Tom Melville, former executive news director at WBUR
- Mary Robb, social studies teacher at Andover High School;
- Joshua Dyck, Director of UMass Lowell’s Center for Public Opinion
- Dan Kennedy, Professor of Journalism at Northeastern University.
On topics to include
- How the media landscape has changed since Trump took office
- Whether the rise of independent media has helped or hurt voters’ search for the truth, and
- What additional changes in the media landscape voters expect before the next election cycle
There will be time for Q&A. Bring your questions! We’d like to hear from you!
Also on the agenda:
- an introduction to Indivisible’s Truth Brigade
- sign-making for the June 14 NO KINGS Nationwide Day (weekend) of Defiance.
PLEASE SIGN UP HERE FOR THE EVENT
