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URL:https://www.aapss.org/events/20240417-707-webinar/
SUMMARY:Webinar: Media Policy for an Informed Citizenry
DESCRIPTION:\nMedia Policy for an Informed Citizenry: Revisiting the Inform
 ation Needs of Communities for Democracy in Crisis\nWednesday\, April 17\,
  2024 | 11:00 AM EDT\nIn the past two decades\, the centrality of the Inte
 rnet and networked social media in the news and information environment ha
 s changed the economics of journalism\, and dramatically reconfigured how 
 and where citizens obtained news and information. A crisis in journalism h
 as engendered a crisis of information needs: it has become more difficult 
 for citizens to effectively learn what they need to know to be well-inform
 ed participants in the democratic process.\n\nJoin the AAPSS and the Socia
 l Science Research Council for a webinar based on volume 707 of The ANNALS
 \, “Media Policy for an Informed Citizenry: Revisiting the Information N
 eeds of Communities for Democracy in Crisis.” An expert panel will lay o
 ut the stakes for communities whose traditional sources of reliable commun
 ity information\, such as local newspapers\, have been disrupted by both d
 igital platforms and the changing economics of local journalism.\nPanelist
 s\n\n 	Kjerstin Thorson\, Michigan State University\n 	Lourdes Cueva Chac
 ón\, San Diego State University\n 	Amelia Gibson\, University of Maryland
 \n 	Patricia Posey\, University of Chicago\n\nModerator\nMolly Laas\, Soci
 al Science Research Council\nAdditional Links\n\n 	Register (Zoom)\n 	More
  about this volume\n 	Download this volume from SAGE Publications\n
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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URL:https://www.aapss.org/events/entitled-to-your-own-facts/
SUMMARY:Entitled to Your Own Facts? Science and Public Policy in a “Post-
 Truth” America
DESCRIPTION:\n“Everyone is entitled to their own opinion\, but not to the
 ir own facts.”\n—Daniel Patrick Moynihan\nThe late social scientist an
 d U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan made this famous remark during a pe
 riod in American history when there was a general consensus that governmen
 t needed science and evidence to be effective and that science needed gove
 rnment to thrive. Today\, that consensus is severely tested as public disc
 ourse is increasingly shaped by misinformation\, partisan division\, and d
 eclining trust in institutions.\n\nThis nonpartisan panel discussion unite
 s policymakers and social scientists for a dialogue about the responsibili
 ties we all bear in advancing a fruitful relationship between the scientif
 ic enterprise and good governance in a “post-truth” political environm
 ent.\n\nModerated by Jamelle Bouie (The New York Times)\, the panel will i
 nclude Cecilia Rouse (Brookings)\, Thomas O. Melia (Georgetown University)
 \, and G. William Hoagland (Bipartisan Policy Center).\n\nPlease RSVP befo
 re Friday\, January 9.\n\n[su_button url="https://entitledtoyourownfacts.r
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CATEGORIES:Panel Discussions
LOCATION:Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center\, 555 Pennsylvania Ave N
 W\, Washington\, DC\, 20001\, United States
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