Nonprofit Quarterly
From: Jennifer Johnson
Nonprofit Quarterly article on media literacy and what's happening in NJ with ICE—seeking activists and media literacy experts
Suggested angles
How misinformation about ICE enforcement spreads through fragmented media ecosystems in NJ communities, and why media literacy programs need to teach residents how to verify immigration-related information from official sources versus social media rumors
The role nonprofit organizations are playing in NJ to counter false narratives about deportation procedures and rights, using fact-checking and direct communication to inoculate vulnerable immigrant communities against disinformation
Why media literacy interventions in NJ must address the specific challenge of language barriers—Spanish-language and other non-English media sources often lack fact-checking resources, creating gaps where ICE-related misinformation spreads unchecked
Pitch how your organization is teaching NJ immigrant communities to critically evaluate information sources during ICE enforcement events, framing media literacy as a direct protection strategy.
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