If you're bombarded with political ads and social media posts about the election, this event is for you
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from Charlottesville Tomorrow4 months ago
The 'Fact, Fiction Or Something In-Between' event aims to equip voters with tools to differentiate between misinformation and reliable information in electoral contexts.
Charlottesville Tomorrowhttps://www.cvilletomorrow.org/if-youre-bombarded-with-political-ads-and-social-media-posts-about-the-election-this-event-is-for-you/
C.J. Oswald emphasizes the importance of media literacy education to help individuals recognize and critically assess false information surrounding elections.
Charlottesville Tomorrowhttps://www.cvilletomorrow.org/if-youre-bombarded-with-political-ads-and-social-media-posts-about-the-election-this-event-is-for-you/
Jessie Higgins reflects on the consequences of misinformation in rural areas, noting that a lack of reliable information often exacerbates the problem.
Charlottesville Tomorrowhttps://www.cvilletomorrow.org/if-youre-bombarded-with-political-ads-and-social-media-posts-about-the-election-this-event-is-for-you/
The community-involved approach to election coverage supported by the American Press Institute promotes a more democratic and informed news landscape.
Charlottesville Tomorrowhttps://www.cvilletomorrow.org/if-youre-bombarded-with-political-ads-and-social-media-posts-about-the-election-this-event-is-for-you/
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