Gael Spivak is a plain language writer and editor for the government. Gael shares her most memorable editing project, in which she contributed to millions of dollars in trade for Canada. Gael works…

The Librarians documentary won the Emmy for Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking, and the filmmaking team brought the librarians on stage with them. The librarians, of course, brought books.

Our #StetChat team is speaking at ACES #VCON26 on Friday, Sept. 18. Attend our panel "Red Flag Roulette Live!" and bring your red flags!

Eric Jourgensen uses an exercise with water to teach his students about fact-checking and how to use context to establish truth in reporting.

Missed our #StetChat about style sheets? We’ve rounded up the chat’s questions and (some of the) answers into this recap post.

On second thought, I’m not that hungry.

Missed our #StetChat about editorial certificates and courses? We’ve rounded up the chat’s questions and answers into this recap post.

Alt: Bear In The Big Blue House: We Should Go Find Out

Media literacy instruction often assumes common pathways to accessing information, analyzing messages, evaluating credibility, creating content, and taking informed action. Yet each of these practices...

Tracie Potts, veteran journalist and News Literacy Project board member, talks about overcoming polarization by teaching young peoples news literacy skills.

The lawsuit asks Commonwealth Court to order Character Technologies Inc. to stop its chatbots “from engaging in the unlawful practice of medicine and surgery.”