Breaking Stereotypes

In today’s digital world, misinformation and biased narratives shape public perceptions, often reinforcing harmful stereotypes. This workshop explores the power of media, disinformation, and online narratives, focusing on how misinformation impacts marginalized communities and influences social discourse.

Objective

Participants will critically examine the rise of fake news, media manipulation, and digital misinformation. Through intergenerational discussions, attendees will explore ways to challenge harmful narratives, promote media literacy, and advocate for responsible digital engagement.

What to Expect

Film Analysis: Screening and discussion of After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News, a documentary exposing the impact of misinformation in the digital age.
Panel Discussions: Youth and elders share insights on how misinformation shapes social and political realities.
Media & Digital Trends: Analyzing real-world cases of online misinformation and the role of social media in spreading false narratives.
Interactive Brainstorming: Developing strategies to combat misinformation and promote accurate representation in digital spaces.
Certificate of Completion: Participants will receive official recognition for their engagement and learning.

Join us for this critical conversation as we work towards a more informed and responsible digital future!