Empowering a More Accurate Worldview
We are fighting an onslaught of negativity and misinformation in the news. It is inescapable and has a powerful impact on our worldview, mindset and behaviour. We must develop the necessary skills to stand guard at the doors of our own minds. Our individual wellbeing - and wellbeing of the world - depends on it.
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IF WE WANT TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD, WE HAVE TO UNDERSTAND IT BETTER FIRST...”
Jodie Jackson
What is News Literacy?
News literacy is the process of developing the critical skills needed to successfully navigate the news to become both reliably informed about the world and feel empowered to act within it.
Why News Literacy Lab?
Because news literacy is more than fake news. News Literacy Lab has a strong focus on the impact of solutions journalism as an antidote to the misrepresentation created by the negativity bias. News Literacy Lab integrates media literacy with the science of wellbeing, offering a unique approach that tackles both misinformation and the adverse effects of negative content and media overconsumption on mental health
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Discover how our curriculum empowers students to master the art of navigating the news —an essential, an increasingly urgent, life skill for today's world.
We offer age-tailored curriculums, designed for 7-11 and 14-18-year-olds. These courses are designed to help young people engage more constructively with the news, in a way that leaves them both reliably informed about the world and empowered to act within it. We look forward to partnering with you to create a news literate generation.
We offer age-tailored curriculums, designed for 7-11 and 14-18-year-olds. These courses are designed to help young people engage more constructively with the news, in a way that leaves them both reliably informed about the world and empowered to act within it. We look forward to partnering with you to create a news literate generation.
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How healthy is your news diet?
Food is to the body, what information is to the mind. The consequences of our mental diet are less visible but just as powerful. Take this quiz to see how healthy your current news habits are.
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Want to learn/teach/practice News Literacy but don’t know where to start? Let us help you!
News Literacy Lab can connect you with the many brilliant organisations and individuals whose work helps us have a more accurate worldview. With over 50 organisations and over 500 resources being shared, you can explore this network with ease and efficiency through a search and filter function to connect you with the most helpful resources to meet your news literacy needs as a parent, an educator, or an individual.
News Literacy Lab can connect you with the many brilliant organisations and individuals whose work helps us have a more accurate worldview. With over 50 organisations and over 500 resources being shared, you can explore this network with ease and efficiency through a search and filter function to connect you with the most helpful resources to meet your news literacy needs as a parent, an educator, or an individual.
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Never doubt that a small group of thoughtfully committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has”
Margaret Mead
News Literacy Lab is a non-profit organisation and is funded through grants, donations, and support from our growing community. We could not do it without you! Learn how you can offer your support.
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