Taking back the truth; growing nonprofit presence in Chicago's arts and press

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** Defanging Disinformation: 6 Action Steps Nonprofits Can Take ([link removed])
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On January 6, some of us watched the storming of the Capitol with horror and surprise. Others of us watched with horror and resignation—an awful feeling that this was an inevitable outcome of the past four years of increasing right-wing extremism and surging disinformation incited by President Donald Trump.

In a BuzzFeed article entitled “In 2020, Disinformation Broke the US,” reporter Jane Lytvynenko recapped a perfect storm of disinformation that led to this point. Conspiracy theories around a “plandemic” shadowed scientific research about the novel coronavirus and how it spread across the globe. Racist lies about antifa-led violence marred the beauty of mass global protests for Black lives. Trump and his GOP loyalists’ attacks on the integrity of the elections eclipsed conversation on record voter turnout. Together, these streams of disinformation have undermined trust in public-serving institutions and even our democracy as a whole.

In this context, we offer six action steps for nonprofits to combat disinformation, defend democracy, and build narrative power for progressive change.

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Chicago Arts Program Illustrates Vital Need for Federal Arts Support ([link removed])

Just a few days ago, the city of Chicago announced close to $2.5 million in grants to support its arts community. "The City of Chicago is facing a critical moment in its history as the COVID-19 pandemic amplifies systemic racism and the history of disinvestment on the South and West sides of the city and presents an opportunity to rebuild towards equity,” reads the city’s press release.
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As the local commercial media business model collapses, an increasing number of traditional news operations are seeking to convert to nonprofit ownership.

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