A Taiwanese digital literacy lab publishes investigations into disinformation, AI-generated media and media literacy, including reports on coordinated fake-news campaigns and a public image-verification index. The newsletter shares fact-checking methods, research collaborations and public-interest resources for readers who want to understand misinformation in Taiwan.
Website: https://www.factlink.tw
Weekly essays and classroom-ready missions that use science, geography and media literacy topics to teach children and the adults around them to question stories and check evidence. Issues pair a concrete example, such as moon phases, equinoxes or screenshots, with a broader lesson about critical thinking.
Independent political and cultural analysis written from a radical perspective for the Black working class. Recent issues dissect a U.S. State Department report on Cuba as a Red Scare document and offer a personal appeal to Black parents about police violence.
A personal newsletter by a lawyer with a bioethics interest, mixing media criticism, political commentary and intimate essays on grief and chronic illness. Readers get voice-driven, opinionated writing, such as a retrospective on the 1978 sci-fi series Blake's 7 and reflections on ethics and love in a political era.
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