Exec/Dir https://teapawt.net/t.co/Vqykd0GRtj Columnist @TheRighting Opinions mine Partner of poet/essayist extraordinaire Michele Somerville @nypoet
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ALT Be An Informed Citizen: Media Literacy & the 2024 White House Race Monday, October 21, 6:00 to 7:30 PM Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library, 7 Stories Up, 455 Fifth Avenue The political media ecosystem is littered with disinformation. Journalists have to navigate a digital minefield, parsing new technologies like artificial intelligence, in order to cover candidates and engage the public. Media thought leaders share lessons learned from elections past and present, and offer suggestions for how news consumers can distinguish fact from fiction and stay informed. Panelists: Kat Abughazaleh, Video Creator & Media Analyst, Mother Jones Michelle Ciulla Lipkin, Executive Director, National Association of Media Literacy Education Micah Loewinger, Co-Host, On the Media, WNYC Elle Reeve, Correspondent, CNN; Author, Black Pill Moderator: J. Max Robins, President & Executive Director, Center for Communication
ALT Be An Informed Citizen: Media Literacy & the 2024 White House Race Monday, October 21, 6:00 to 7:30 PM Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library, 7 Stories Up, 455 Fifth Avenue The political media ecosystem is littered with disinformation. Journalists have to navigate a digital minefield, parsing new technologies like artificial intelligence, in order to cover candidates and engage the public. Media thought leaders share lessons learned from elections past and present, and offer suggestions for how news consumers can distinguish fact from fiction and stay informed. Panelists: Kat Abughazaleh, Video Creator & Media Analyst, Mother Jones Michelle Ciulla Lipkin, Executive Director, National Association of Media Literacy Education Micah Loewinger, Co-Host, On the Media, WNYC Elle Reeve, Correspondent, CNN; Author, Black Pill Moderator: J. Max Robins, President & Executive Director, Center for Communication
ALT Text from Michele Madigan Somerville's poem "Escape from Pain" in ballast issue 1.4. Squiggly black lines against white background with words reading "Jailers first used the 'Bloody Straitjacket' for wringing information out. (Where are the guns?) The full-body wrapping was tight so as to induce a feeling of being buried alive. The numbness and secretions were like acid, the sensation of being squeezed to death as by a giant boa constrictor."
