News literacy resolutions for a new year

Published on January 2, 2020 Updates

Making New Year’s resolutions is easy; keeping them is not.

This year, you can adopt a meaningful resolution that is easy to keep long after we ring in another new year.

So join NLP in resolving to become more news-literate in 2020. Here’s how, in three simple steps.

And Happy New Year!

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