Make verification visible.
Interactive sessions for educators, journalists, students, conferences, podcasts, universities, and organizations navigating credibility, AI, and modern information culture.
Dihydrogen Monoxide
A deliberately alarming lesson becomes a live demonstration of framing, missing context, emotional manipulation, and why technically accurate information can still mislead.
Trust, but Verify
Practical habits for determining what deserves confidence, what deserves scrutiny, and when uncertainty is the most responsible conclusion.
The Journalism Classroom Is a Democracy Lab
What student newsrooms teach about evidence, ethics, disagreement, accountability, sourcing, public records, and civic participation.
AI Didn't Invent the Problem
How generative AI changes the scale of convincing misinformation while many of the vulnerabilities it exploits remain stubbornly human.
Keynotes, breakouts, workshops, panels, podcasts, broadcast interviews, and professional learning.
Sessions can be adapted for educators, student journalists, school and district leaders, journalism programs, civic groups, or general audiences.