Countering Propaganda and Disinformation: How Communications can Help Preserve Democracy
Countering Propaganda and Disinformation: How Communications can Help Preserve Democracy
Helmus, T., Shaikh, M., & Ivanka Pjesivac. (September 2022). “Countering Propaganda and Disinformation: How Communications can Help Preserve Democracy.” Panel participant in Propaganda and Democracy panel series organized by The Museum of Public Relations. This event focused on what communicators and other Americans can do to preserve democracy by countering propaganda, disinformation, and the rise of extremism.
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