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Episode 5: The path forward

In our final episode we speak with Rachel Pulfer, executive director of Journalists for Human Rights, about the work being done to equip journalists and all Canadians with the tools necessary to better identify misinformation and disinformation, in an effort to become a more media literate society.

Host: Journalist Sarah Turnbull

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