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• 1 2017-11-06T18:34:53-08:00 #14: skepticism is a weapon and a quality 4 February 22, 2017 plain 2019-01-14T20:30:21-08:00 Please feel free to use and share all or part of the CUNY J-School Research Center’s LibGuide for Reporters on Fact Checking, Verification & Fake News. Tabs include:
  
  • Checklists and Lesson Plans to Help Identify Fake News (like TEN QUESTIONS FOR NEWS DETECTION, from the News Literacy Project)
  • Fake News Sites
  • Fake News Facts
  • Pop Your Filter Bubble
  • Tech Solutions to Fake News
  • How Journalists Can Thwart Fake News
  
  This fact-checking guide includes an Accuracy Checklist for Reporters and the Fake News portion of the guide includes a pdf of a long-form infographic Fake News Cheat Sheet, which can also be viewed in presentation format.
  
  Find More Tools and other hardtruths:
  • #100hardtruths-#fakenews: a primer on digital media literacy

  To see a poetic response to this hardtruth:

  "These Bitter Lies" By Olympia Miccio
• 1 2017-10-31T14:25:28-07:00 #37, size matters; we have to be minimalist 2 March 9, 2017 plain 2017-12-16T19:06:20-08:00 “We have to be minimalist. A small event, if we can understand it, reconciles us a little bit with the world.” Agnès Varda
  In my conversation with Agnès Varda about her current exhibition of video installation, photography, and sculpture showing at Blum & Poe (the full interview will run next month in The Brooklyn Rail), she emphasized that expanded vision occurs through close, returning attention to all that is caught in images of daily life: the complex and sustaining drama of living in time.
  
  See more:
  • Agnès Varda, Kelly Conway
  • “The Beaches of Agnès,” Agnès Varda
  • Women of Vision: Histories in Feminist Film and Video, Alexandra Juhasz
  • “Women of Vision” (documentary), Alexandra Juhasz
  • “Five essential books on feminist film,” Sophie Mayer
  • Agnès Films: Supporting women and feminist filmmakers