The Matheson History Museum and the LWVAC are partnering together to present “Building Resilience to Mis/Dis Information.” LWVAC members Candy Birch, Alison Keel, and Gwendolyn D. Saffo will lead the workshop. This is a two-part workshop designed to help citizens recognize and build immunity to mis and disinformation.

• Part 1 defines terms and identifies types and tactics used in mis and disinformation.
• Part 2 offers strategies for responsible engagement and active participation with others.

This workshop is a companion program to the Smithsonian traveling exhibition “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America.” September 7th is the last day it will be on display at the Matheson History Museum.

The event is free and open to the public but space is limited and registration is required. Register here.