Why we believe: The psychology, reality, and future of the disinformation crisis
"I think journalists – and really all members of the disinformation-fighting community – need to remember to be sympathetic to people who disagree." More
Navigating Disinformation as a Student Journalist
As local news outlets fold across the country, student journalism is playing an increasingly vital role in local coverage. More
Yaël Eisenstat | An Interview on Disinformation, Friction, and Election Integrity
"One of my concerns is how journalists can continue to do this work without inadvertently casting even more doubt on the information landscape." More
What We’re Doing about Disinformation in 2024
This moment calls for innovative approaches to tackling false information, and PEN America is ready to support journalists, policy makers, and communities across the country. More
PEN America’s Guide to Avoiding Disinformation Regarding the Ongoing Crisis in Israel and Gaza
The following guidelines—in addition to the fact-checking and verification techniques you already use—can be helpful for detecting and combating disinformation when you’re covering breaking news. More
Understanding the Psychology of Disinformation
As humans, we share certain psychological vulnerabilities that can make us susceptible to believing false narratives. More
Navigating Generative AI and the Threat of Disinformation
We offer the following guidance for using generative AI and for guarding against potential mis- or disinformation created by AI tools. More
Building Disinformation Resilience: How to Grow Audience Trust and Defend Against the Spread of False Information
These guidelines can assist you in building stronger relationships with your audience. More