Great news! You can now save your spot to attend our free events. We’ve developed two dynamic virtual sessions this year — so it’s easy to incorporate news literacy into your schedule the week of Feb. 3-7. Note that our first event is for educators, while the second is open to both educators and students!

Feb. 4, 5 p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT Evaluating News Media Bias: A Nuanced Approach to a Vital Topic This free webinar for educators, presented by the News Literacy Project on edWeb.net, will offer strategies for teaching students about the complex topic of bias in news coverage. REGISTER NOW

Feb. 6, 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT Hard hits, hidden truths: How investigative journalism tackled the NFL’s concussion problem Open to both educators and students, this virtual event features a discussion with investigative journalist Jeanne Marie Laskas on the topic of her reporting about concussions in the NFL and the watchdog role of a free press. REGISTER NOW

Don’t wait — get on the list today for one or both events!

For a future founded on facts,
The News Literacy Project

P.S. You can also get a jump-start on your plans to teach media and news literacy skills from Feb. 3-7 by downloading our free NNLW Activity Planner with suggested virtual lessons and infographics!