RxT: Algorithms and Accountability | Rights x Tech
Event Listing Header Algorithms touch each and every aspect of modern democratic life. While technology has created some ease, there has also been friction and harms, often in discrete or […]
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From Pizzagate to the Presidency: QAnon’s Infiltration of Our Democracy | Center for Brooklyn History
Once relegated to the fringes of only the most paranoid online communities, today the QAnon conspiracy theory has followers and supporters on an international scale, going so far as to […]
CBH Talks: From Pizzagate to the Presidency | Center for Brooklyn History
Once relegated to the fringes of only the most paranoid online communities, today the QAnon conspiracy theory has followers and supporters on an international scale, going so far as to […]
Political Misinformation During the 2016 and 2020 Presidential Elections | CCCM Seminar Series
CEREN BUDAK, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SCHOOL OF INFORMATION The spread of political misinformation threatens the health of our democracies and weakens the legitimacy and public trust […]
[VIRTUAL] Setting the Table: Tough Holiday Talks on Politics & Misinfo | PEN America
Join us for a virtual discussion exploring how to talk to friends and family about politics, misinformation, and what can be those “tough conversations” around differences of opinion that emerge […]
The 2020 Election and the Presidential Debates | The George Washington University
This year, with the stakes higher than ever, the candidates squared off in one vice presidential and two presidential debates. The events generated fireworks and controversy, but also memorable exchanges […]
“What do the data tell us about election 2020?” panel | Northeastern University
Event featured image, but exclude link Event content Please join us for “What do the data tell us about election 2020?” a panel that will feature: Erika Franklin Fowler (Wesleyan […]
Challenges to Digital Literacy Education | Stanford Cyber Policy Center
The internet is now the most common source of political news for almost half of Americans, and social media is now the primary source of news for those under 30. […]
COVID-19 misinformation: understanding and seeking truth during a pandemic | Berkeley
Misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic continues to create confusion and contention along scientific and political lines. In this conversation, Berkeley faculty will help us understand the nature of misinformation in […]
Digital Technology, Social Media, and the 2020 Presidential Election | Stanford Cyber Policy Center
The 2020 election may be over, but the debate over the role of technology in the election has only just begun. The pervasiveness of voting-related disinformation before and after the […]