MediaWise Voter Guide
The MediaWise Voter Guide is an 8-part YouTube video series hosted by influencer Evelyn from the Internets. She covers political ads, research, polls and more.
The MediaWise Voter Project, which ended Nov. 3, 2020, helped thousands of young people vote based on fact, not fiction. We reached millions of first-time voters in 2020 through virtual trainings, social media campaigns, celebrity and media partnerships.
After successfully collaborating on the Navigating Digital Information series, MediaWise partnered with John Green’s production company Complexly again to produce the voter guide series. We worked with @kalesalad on Instagram to create posts that promoted media literacy skills ahead of the election, which attracted more than 2 million views overall. MediaWise also served in an advisory capacity for the production of three videos produced by ATTN:.
A group of 10 engaged first-time voters joined MVP at the start of the year to teach their peers how to fact-check the election. They created social media infographics, spread awareness of the project, and hosted more than 80 online media literacy trainings over six months — reaching 2,000+ students in 20+ states.
The MediaWise Voter Guide is an 8-part YouTube video series hosted by influencer Evelyn from the Internets. She covers political ads, research, polls and more.
Nearly 100,000 people watched our Face the Facts: Election 2020 Youth Town Hall, aired in partnership with PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs (SRL) on Oct. 6, 2020.
In 10 episodes, John Green will teach you how to navigate the internet! This curriculum was developed in partnership with MediaWise, The Poynter Institute, and The Stanford History Education Group to teach hands-on skills to help you evaluate the information you read online.
Before travel was restricted due to the coronavirus pandemic, MVP held in-person teaching events for University of Iowa students in January 2020, University of New Hampshire students in February 2020, and in New York City for 200 high school students during a youth civic engagement summit in March hosted by WNET, America’s flagship PBS station.