July 2021 – Civic Literacy and Media Influence Fellowship

Figuring Out Cuba’s Future

With unprecedented levels of protest gripping the Caribbean island-nation in a post-Castro pandemic era, there is a growing cloud of uncertainty over what its future will hold. Rebellion is shaking Cuba to its core these days. Many Cubans on the isolated Communist-run island appear exhausted from one-party government. As a mix of pandemic, economic devastation, […]

The Correlation Between a Surging Pandemic and The Infodemic

Leave a Comment / Health, National Issues / Ali Nelson

As more online misinformation spreads, we’ll continue to see low rates of vaccination from high levels of vaccine hesitancy. Despite the wide availability of COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, along with ambitious public education campaigns, just 49.1 percent of the U.S population is vaccinated, according to the most recent data at the Washington Post . Among states, the

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