RJI Fellows Nicole Lewis and @lamthuyvo.bsky.social are developing a theory of change for journalists and they want to hear from you. rjionline.org/news/why-jou...

Hi 👋! I’ll be speaking at the #AAJA25 convention in Seattle, WA! Holler if you'll be there and lets grab some pho 🍲

When Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên agreed to do a commercial for a supplement called Joint Bonus that helps people with joint aches, she didn’t think much of it. Then imposters stole the footage to market a fake product. By @lamthuyvo.bsky.social for @documentedny.bsky.social
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Last week we welcomed AAJA-Innovator Award winner @lamthuyvo.bsky.social to campus. She spoke with our students about how to effectively report on AI as well as create reporting practices for building communities around service-oriented journalism.

Excellent panel on effective approaches to impact #ijf25 @journalismfestival.com

@lamthuyvo.bsky.social of Documented says their main audience is immigrant communities in NYC. They do "listening"/needs assessments, service journalism alongside investigations, even printing materials to distribute

Are you about to travel? Are you worried about your social media history? Or otherwise wondering how to secure your devices? Lock down your data with this guide!

Featuring advice from @eff.org @legalaidnyc.bsky.social and immigration lawyer Ginny Nunez.
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NEW: This one is a doozy—@wired.com's deep dive into the first six weeks of DOGE razing the US government. WIRED spoke with more than 150 sources across more than 20 agencies to get this story. www.wired.com/story/elon-m...

Many immigrant kids told me they worried about the content that targets their parents.

For @documentedny.bsky.social and @vietfactcheck.org, I looked into one scheme that sells questionable supplements to Vietnamese folks using fake websites and videos of pop stars:
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Our tipsheet on identifying misinformation on the internet has been translated into Haitian Creole, Spanish, Chinese, Bangla, Khmer and Vietnamese!

See below for translated tipsheets, created by our @lamthuyvo.bsky.social.

Over the past year, we’ve been covering how misinformation spreads to migrants on TikTok, and what people can do to better spot and combat false and misleading info when they see it.

Here’s some of the stories we’ve covered (🧵1/9):

Today's story at @gijn.org: a how-to explainer on a Documented investigation into the spread of TikTok misinformation among the immigrant community in New York. @lamthuyvo.bsky.social details how her team compiled, translated, and analyzed hundreds of videos from the social media platform.

I've long wanted to make it easier for folks to examine mis- and disinformation, especially in other languages. We're open sourcing our code for an investigation we did into migrant influencers: documentedny.com/2025/01/07/t...

cc @benwelsh.bsky.social, one of the OG open sourcers!

Migrants told Documented that they rely heavily on TikTok to navigate immigration issues. We took a look at some of the most popular accounts.

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Excited for this @documentedny.bsky.social news! documentedny.com/2024/12/17/d...