Pause Misinformation Social media connects people and helps build movements, but it can also spread misinformation. For World Social Media Day on
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This week we feature the work of ShuriReisists. She has created these graphics inspired by the news of the week including recent happenings in the Capitol.
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February 2022 Edition: Black History MonthThis month we remember the history and celebrate the achievements of African Americans in the United States. Since its inception in 1976, February has served as a
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COVID death count in states opposing mandates Politics is temporary, but death is permanent. This map shows states where politics trumps COVID safety measures. Who pays the price? Share this StoryMap freely with this link https://arcg.is/1abD4PShare
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Terry McAuliffe, Virginia’s Democratic candidate for governor in November, has always faced challenges head-on. Virginians know his way of governing — he sees things as they are, not as he wants them
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We’ve got big news Friends! Starting today, July 19th, we will be texting weekly in Wisconsin in partnership with Organizing Empowerment Project in a huge push to help folks get vaccinated. Text Troop
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Pause Misinformation Social media connects people and helps build movements, but it can also spread misinformation. For World Social Media Day on June 30, use these GIFs to encourage everyone to pause before they
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This week we feature the work of ShuriReisists. She has created these graphics inspired by the news of the week including recent happenings in the Capitol.
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Greg Olear is back! YAY! Topics: Some people who are afraid of side effects are skipping the second dose of the vaccine; Biden’s first 100 days (he’s kicking ass); Greg has an
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The Heartland mamas rip on those that just cannot for the life of themselves or others put on a damn mask, get vaccinated and follow BASIC hygiene protocol so we can get
MoreJody Hamilton, the host of the From The Bunker podcast is back! Topics: Covid vaccines, Los Angeles, earthquakes, kittens, Matt Gaetz and the future of the GOP.
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INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR MONDAY, MARCH 29, 2021 As more people are vaccinated, the prospect of returning to “normal” creates a new kind of stress. Licensed Clinical Social worker and
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