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Media Literacy Election Toolkit

An informed citizenry is key to democracy and peacemaking. At MWEG, our goal is to help you find good information so you can make educated choices on Election Day. We hope this media literacy election toolkit will help you as you navigate 2024’s information landscape!

Election-related information

These are trusted, reliable sources of information about voting provided by either government or non-profit, nonpartisan organizations.

Fact-checking sites

These sites can be helpful in verifying election-related news stories or social media posts. They are all reliable and either politically neutral or slightly left of center.

MWEG resources

Election questions: If you’re wondering how elections and campaigns function or how to address some specific claims that have come up this election cycle, the resources below will help answer a wide range of election-related questions. 

Critical thinking: If you want to strengthen your critical thinking skills to help you parse all the campaign messages and rhetoric coming your way this election season, take a look at some of the resources below.

Finding good information: Finding reliable, high-quality sources of information can be difficult, so we’ve compiled a few resources to help you navigate this and know how to tell which information is the most reliable.

Misinformation prevention: Just as important as knowing how to find reliable information is knowing how to spot misinformation. The resources below can help you be aware of what to look for to ensure you’re not falling prey to misinformation campaigns.

Peacemaking: Navigating political conversations can be difficult, especially when extreme views and/or misinformation come into the conversation, so we’ve compiled some resources to help you handle polarization and misinformation in a peacemaking way. 

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