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What stories do you remember about a president butting heads with the press? Scroll to read more about the support and tension between a president and the news media.

Pt 2/2 Freedom of Speech is pretty expansive, but it has its limits. Scroll to understand more about what is NOT PROTECTED as free speech.

The term Freedom of Speech gets used A LOT to justify words and actions—but what does it actually protect? Scroll to find out.

Unpacking complex stories, especially ones layered with history, culture, and conflict, requires looking with a critical eye. Use these 5 tools to increase your understanding and prevent the spread of misinformation.

Speak like a journalist! Do you know what a nameplate is? What about the deck? Scroll to understand the language and layout of a news story to navigate like a pro!

Start peacemaking with your newsfeed! Scroll for 6 powerful questions to help you approach your media consumption with reflection and humanity.

Media literacy enables us to build positive peace through change. Good information assists us in building a more peaceful and just world.

Ever wonder why one story gets coverage over another? We’ve got the scoop! Scroll to see what factors go into selecting news articles.

Which journalist do you see as examples of these six strategies? Journalists are biased, yes. They bring their own opinions, ideas, and backgrounds, but credible journalists also bring professional training, a code of ethics, and years of experience. Swipe read more about what sets professional, reliable journalists apart.

Learn about how misinformation works.

Misinfo can be quite cunning. Scroll to know what to look for and to increase your ability to identify and critique what you're seeing online or hearing from your friends.