In a remote area on Sumatra Island, one person decided to empower the community with skills to avoid false information.

The Poynter Institute is pleased to announce the 16 journalists selected for the prestigious Power of Diverse Voices: Writing ...

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Almost 70% of surveyed parents with 13- to 17-year olds at home believe teens have it harder compared to previous generations, the Pew Research Center found in an August poll. The reason ...

Experts told PolitiFact that conspiracy theorists began targeting FEMA in the early 1980s, soon after its creation ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Blair Kamin is paying for the Tribune’s next architecture writer out of his own pocket. Why would he do such a thing?

After the workshop, Danso received a grant to conduct media literacy trainings of her own for secondary school students across The Gambia.

During times of crisis, local news provides trusted information. Harmful misinformation seeps in when that news is lacking.

Muskan Bansal is a consultant for the International Center for Journalists, working across two programs: IJNet and Disarming ...