Media Literacy
Facing the Fracture
By Tania Israel
Guidance on managing media intake, handling polarizing thoughts, and engaging more effectively with people you disagree with.
Book
2024

Overview

Guidance on managing media intake, handling polarizing thoughts, and engaging more effectively with people you disagree with.

About the Author

Tania Israel is a Professor of Counseling Psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she researches and teaches on navigating political polarization. She has brought that work to audiences ranging from college campuses to corporations, congregations, and elected officials.
Format

Book

Author

Tania Israel

Year

2024

Topic

Media Literacy

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