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We are living at a time when all kinds of information are being released, updated, amended, and debunked at breakneck speed. How can someone make sure that what they’re getting is credible information? View social media with skepticism Social media is used to widely share information. However, it's not a source where you can easily verify information. In fact, social media is a place where misinformation is often shared. Two thirds of Social Media influencers don't check the

This Clear Language Lab webinar took place on February 25, 2026, as part of our free quarterly plain language series. Check out the recording, notes, and resources below. Watch on YouTube This webinar covers: How to cultivate a welcoming and safe tone, even when writing about serious topics Alternatives to common features of bureaucratic, legal, and academic writing styles How you can show that you’re a trustworthy source of information Open a PDF of the presentations slides

We have been living in a whirlwind of change. Every day it seems like there is a new headline, a new directive, or new occurrences in our communities to respond to. In response, many of these changes have organizations pivoting to new goals and programs. Earlier this year, we talked about how to stay true to your values in the face of changing times . Here, we want to look at ways your organization can pivot effectively when there is need for change. Have a response plan