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Bridging Divides on Social Media: A New Approach D...

February 6, 2025

Examining a novel approach to identifying “connective language” that brings people together on social media.   Read More
Bridging Divides on Social Media: A New Approach Detects Connective Language
Navigating Election Prep in Battleground Areas: News Editors Share their Strategies

Navigating Election Prep in Battleground Areas: Ne...

October 31, 2024

As Election Day approaches, how are newsrooms tasked with covering contentious races handling the pressure? 10 editors at newsrooms in battleground districts or states to learn more about the opportunities and challenges they face. Read More
Navigating Election Prep in Battleground Areas: News Editors Share their Strategies
QAnon and the Return of JFK Jr.

QAnon and the Return of JFK Jr.

October 30, 2024

What are the ethics of covering conspiracy theories in the news? Read More
QAnon and the Return of JFK Jr.

Generative Artificial Intelligence and Elections

October 3, 2024

The Center for Media Engagement investigates GenAI’s role before, during, and after several key global elections in 2024. Read More
Generative Artificial Intelligence and Elections

Front Porch Forum: Fostering Civic Engagement and ...

August 12, 2024

Public-friendly digital spaces where people feel welcome, make connections, build understanding, and work together can seem elusive. This work builds on our Civic Signals project to investigate how members of Vermont’s Front Porch Forum perceive the platform. Read More
Front Porch Forum: Fostering Civic Engagement and Building Community in Vermont

The State of Science Reporting in Today’s Di...

June 13, 2024

A survey of journalists and scientists to better understand their experiences in the production of science news. Read More
The State of Science Reporting in Today’s Digital Media Landscape: A Survey of Journalists and Scientists Who Use SciLine’s Expert Matching Service

How News Audiences Respond to Journalist Race and ...

May 22, 2024

Exploring how different racial and ethnic groups respond to bylines from journalists who share their race or ethnicity. Read More
How News Audiences Respond to Journalist Race and Ethnicity in Bylines

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