The Center for News Literacy's new course, "Making Sense of the News," aims to teach people how to critically consume information and become more informed and engaged citizens. It starts on Monday.

There's a way to keep our short attention spans and Trump's norm-shattering behavior from damaging the republic: "Expose and Oppose."

Bill Moyers shares "Starting with Black," which addresses the "urgent political and moral crisis" that we currently face.

We can probably all agree on some things that were over-reported this year. But what stories didn't get their due? Reporters, editors and bloggers weigh in.

Here are an expert's tips on how to follow it.

A 10-point plan for activists, politicians, the press and everyday citizens.

As we reach the end of annus horribilis 2016, take some time to read — or listen — to these suggestions from a few of our friends.

Do we need a new Schoolhouse Rock! to remind us how to run a democracy?

We've heard plenty from the president-elect, but less from the millions who voted for him.

"This is really their fear. I want the listeners to hear this, Amy. They are afraid. They are fearful."