Webinars
What to Watch in 2025: Navigating Sources of News and Information
Wednesday, January 22, 2025 | 2-3PM ET
Communities have always relied on diverse channels to stay informed and engaged – from local institutions to informal networks and word of mouth. Today’s information landscape includes these established channels alongside emerging digital voices and online networks.
As we begin the new year, join us for a thought-provoking discussion on what makes communities informed and engaged in this evolving environment. We’ll examine the foundations of civic health and explore how information flows through both traditional and digital channels.
Understanding these dynamics is crucial for building strong and trustworthy health systems.
Moderator:
- Irving Washington
Executive Director, Health Misinformation and Trust, KFF
Speakers:
- Jesse Hardman
Community Media Developer, Internews - Stefanie Friedhoff
Associate Professor of the Practice of Health Services, Policy and Practice, Interim Director of the Information Futures Lab
- Trust Starts with Hello: Simplifying Health Conversations
- Health Misinformation – Mechanisms, Impacts, and Countermeasures
- Closing the Gaps: Trust, Equity, and Mentorship in Medicine
- Cultivating Trustworthiness in Health Care: Lessons from Dr. Richard Baron
- Untangling the Historical Threads of Medical Debt
- Rebuilding Trustworthiness in Health Care
- Building Trust Through Meaningful Community Engagement
- Navigating trust, safety, and excellence in patient care
- Eliminating medical debt to build trust