When we’re the problem: On news consumption, misinformation and accountability
We live in an era where news comes at us like rapid fire. Don't let that stop you from playing an active role in your media consumption.
On media violence and the truths we don’t tell
A reflection on broken stories and how we can fix them
From the desk of the editor: Publications strive their best to fight ‘fake news’ — news consumers should too
Those who do not take time to fact check stories they're sharing are just as complicit in the epidemic of 'fake news'
Rewatching “Beauty and the Beast” reveals unnoticed aggression, abuse
PAVE hosts a film screening dissecting violence in popular media for Domestic/Dating Violence Awareness month
Empowerment is essential for a new generation of confident young women
Distortions of ideal 'beauty' in today's culture means young women are often left with serious confidence issues
Why, and how, to get informed about what’s going on in government
Americans need to take the time to become more educated about their own government
It’s time for the media to stop framing victims as ‘deserving’ of the crime
The way media frames stories plays a large role in how the public views both the victim and the perpetrator
I can’t tell if Sean Spicer is an idiot or not
It might be an accident, but the White House Press Secretary's distractions for the media seem to be working
News is a consumer good, too — be healthy, responsible
With more and more fake news finding its way into the mainstream, paying attention to what we read is a must
Through notion of ‘fake news,’ Trump is sending American people into an existential crisis
Falling on a certain side of the political spectrum seems to determine what news is fact and what news is fiction
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