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Don’t let misinformation spoil the holidays with your family. Use the PEP method and base conversations in patience, empathy and persistence.

The Washington Post’s Valerie Strauss features content from The Sift® in her blog Answer Sheet throughout the school year. These installments are for the 2021-22 academic year. The link between covid-19 misinformation and news outlets — and other news literacy lessons  (Nov. 19, 2021) Why two journalists won the Nobel Peace Prize — and other…

Join us at a virtual edWebinar on Nov. 30 for an important conversation about disinformation on social media.

After a successful launch in October 2020, NLP is expanding its News Literacy Ambassador Program, extending our reach and strengthening our progress toward embedding news literacy in the American education system.

This week, we’re releasing our annual report for fiscal year 2021 (July 2020-June 2021).

This is part of a series that introduces you to the people of NLP. This week we interview Eryn Busch.

As part of Illinois Public Media’s special week of coverage, “Who’s in charge of the news,” Peter Adams, NLP’s senior vice president of education, helped to empower listeners of The 21st Show with ways to distinguish fact from fiction in the news.

We stand forewarned: If America is to reverse its slide toward becoming an information dystopia, we must not only accept the responsibility of knowing what news and other information to trust, but we must provide the next generation with the means to do so as well.

To help his students recognize credible sources and information, high school teacher Uriah Albrink incorporates science literacy into his curriculum.

The News Literacy Project is pleased to announce a new partnership with The Juice, a current events-focused learning platform.

Join NLP and San Francisco Bay Area-based independent newsroom Local News Matters on Nov. 22  for a virtual, educator-focused NewsLitCamp®.

Join NLP and Detroit Public Schools on Nov. 2 for a virtual, educator-focused NewsLitCamp®.