Walk the Line is an embodied, discussion-based activity in which participants hold a "standing conversation" about media, technology, and society. Facilitators read aloud a series of provocative prompts. Discuss statements like "Social media has done more harm than good for teenagers" or "Companies should be legally responsible for what their algorithms recommend." See how participants […]
The third session of a three-part youth workshop series led by Dr. Elizabeth Ortiz at the Boys & Girls Club of Allentown, Turner Street Clubhouse. Teen Club members look at how AI shapes their lives and their community: who holds the power, who is affected, and who should be held accountable. As part of a […]
In this hands-on workshop, use Semblen’s new political ad tracker, which runs 2026 Senate and governor race ads from Facebook, Instagram and YouTube through an analysis of rhetorical techniques, alongside the FEC money behind Senate races. With 9,529 ads analyzed so far, there’s plenty to work with.