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We talked to Columbia Journalism Review’s Mathew Ingram about a rise in misinformation and the underlying beliefs fueling partisan falsehoods.
To discuss the serious dangers of disinformation ahead of Election Day, PEN America brought together top journalists and experts to…
We have created the infrastructure for listening, and for having conversations, and for debunking without the stigma.
DeVigal helped to create Gather, a platform to support community-minded journalists, and the Doers Gathering, a toolkit for community-driven solutions…
MEDIA ADVISORY (NEW YORK)— As disinformation surges in the weeks leading to Nov. 5, PEN America on Wed., Oct. 2…
The question of whether generative artificial intelligence is convincing enough to affect our politics is outdated. Sophisticated voice cloning, virtually…
Joseph Gedeon’s time covering politics and misinformation at The Associated Press offered insight into how disinformation campaigns have affected U.S.…
PEN America’s Tim Richardson and Mina Haq joined Max Read of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue during a webinar hosted…
PEN America joins the literary community in sorrow and outrage over the war and humanitarian crisis in Israel and Gaza.…
