Start Your Communication Strategy

07 The Role of the News Media.

The media plays an incredibly important role in society, and their job is not easy. But they also play a role in amplifying disinformation and the harmful narratives that prop it up.

Learn more about The Role of the News Media

08 Start your Comms Strategy.

Just Truth covers a lot of important background information that will inform an effective communication strategy against disinformation. Now let’s talk about what we as communicators and nonprofit practitioners can do to address disinformation.

Learn more about Start Your Communication Strategy

01 Misinformation vs. Disinformation.

Explore the difference between misinformation, disinformation and fake news.

Learn more about Misinformation vs. Disinformation: What’s the Difference?

02 Why Disinformation is So Hard to Debunk.

Disinformation is particularly dangerous because the falsehoods are often very sticky, meaning they stay in our memories. The module covers the psychology behind what makes disinformation sticky.

Learn more about Why Is Disinformation So Hard to Debunk?

03 Narratives and Framing.

As communicators, we can’t effectively combat disinformation without examining the larger communication ecosystem within which it thrives.

Learn more about The Use of Narratives and Framing

04 Harmful Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies.

Disinformation is spread through a variety of techniques to manipulate journalists, social media algorithms and users alike into amplifying it. This module details a few techniques that we as communicators should be aware of so we can prevent that amplification and also discredit the techniques when we see them used.

Learn more about Recognizing Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies Within the Communications Ecosystem

05 The Role of Social Media.

Disinformation agents create emotional content meant to provoke people to click, share, comment or retweet it. Unfortunately, social media platforms’ business models are based on algorithmic promotion of content for engagement and optimization of ads.

Learn more about The Role of Social Media

06 Recognizing our Role.

We all play a role in spreading disinformation online and offline, so we all need to learn how to recognize it and prevent its amplification.

Learn more about Recognizing Your Role in Amplifying Disinformation

07 The Role of the News Media.

The media plays an incredibly important role in society, and their job is not easy. But they also play a role in amplifying disinformation and the harmful narratives that prop it up.

Learn more about The Role of the News Media

08 Start your Comms Strategy.

Just Truth covers a lot of important background information that will inform an effective communication strategy against disinformation. Now let’s talk about what we as communicators and nonprofit practitioners can do to address disinformation.

Learn more about Start Your Communication Strategy

01 Misinformation vs. Disinformation.

Explore the difference between misinformation, disinformation and fake news.

Learn more about Misinformation vs. Disinformation: What’s the Difference?

02 Why Disinformation is So Hard to Debunk.

Disinformation is particularly dangerous because the falsehoods are often very sticky, meaning they stay in our memories. The module covers the psychology behind what makes disinformation sticky.

Learn more about Why Is Disinformation So Hard to Debunk?

03 Narratives and Framing.

As communicators, we can’t effectively combat disinformation without examining the larger communication ecosystem within which it thrives.

Learn more about The Use of Narratives and Framing

04 Harmful Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies.

Disinformation is spread through a variety of techniques to manipulate journalists, social media algorithms and users alike into amplifying it. This module details a few techniques that we as communicators should be aware of so we can prevent that amplification and also discredit the techniques when we see them used.

Learn more about Recognizing Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies Within the Communications Ecosystem

05 The Role of Social Media.

Disinformation agents create emotional content meant to provoke people to click, share, comment or retweet it. Unfortunately, social media platforms’ business models are based on algorithmic promotion of content for engagement and optimization of ads.

Learn more about The Role of Social Media

06 Recognizing our Role.

We all play a role in spreading disinformation online and offline, so we all need to learn how to recognize it and prevent its amplification.

Learn more about Recognizing Your Role in Amplifying Disinformation

07 The Role of the News Media.

The media plays an incredibly important role in society, and their job is not easy. But they also play a role in amplifying disinformation and the harmful narratives that prop it up.

Learn more about The Role of the News Media

08 Start your Comms Strategy.

Just Truth covers a lot of important background information that will inform an effective communication strategy against disinformation. Now let’s talk about what we as communicators and nonprofit practitioners can do to address disinformation.

Learn more about Start Your Communication Strategy

Start Your Communication Strategy

How are you feeling? Are you completely overwhelmed yet?

Course Content

07 The Role of the News Media.

08 Start your Comms Strategy.

01 Misinformation vs. Disinformation.

02 Why Disinformation is So Hard to Debunk.

03 Narratives and Framing.

04 Harmful Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies.

05 The Role of Social Media.

06 Recognizing our Role.

07 The Role of the News Media.

08 Start your Comms Strategy.

01 Misinformation vs. Disinformation.

02 Why Disinformation is So Hard to Debunk.

03 Narratives and Framing.

04 Harmful Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies.

05 The Role of Social Media.

06 Recognizing our Role.

07 The Role of the News Media.

08 Start your Comms Strategy.