Staying Informed (With Facts)
Staying informed. With facts. The whole story. In context. The plain truth. Direct from the source. That’s what media is tasked to provide. That’s what grows our intelligence. That’s what maintains a sane world. Ethical media helps us step back to see the whole picture. That’s how multinational global journalism reveals the diversity that naturally exists. That’s how injustice and corrupt power are exposed and held to account. That’s how we stop choosing allegiance to a political “team” and instead support what is humane. That’s how we make a meaningful difference. That’s how we change for the better. That’s how we live a peaceful life. Locally, nationally, and globally. So wherever I happen to be, I’m more carefully seeking facts. Here are my current attempts…
aboriginal peoples television network (aptn) news
byline times
cbc
consumer reports
covering climate change now
ethical consumer
euronews travel
european union news stories
european union press releases
france24
global investigative journalism network
government of canada news
human rights watch
ict indigenous news
indigenous historian (on timeless solutions to modern problems)
national native news
native news online
nutrition facts
organization for economic co-operation + development (oecd)
pew research
propublica
super natural british columbia
sweden radio
ted talks
tedx talks
the bureau investigates
the conversation, canada
the conversation, europe
the conversation, lower 48
the humanist
the local, sweden
the marshall project
united nations news
usafacts
voanews
washington state governor’s office
washington state standard
works in progress