"Your job is not to change people. You won't change people's minds about a given topic this Thanksgiving, so take that off your plate. Your job is to understand them" says @juicemoorthy on our panel. Check us out live: https://fb.watch/1XRLpk2tOF/ 

"Media didn't wake up overnight & decide to be good. It's the hard work of groups like @PENamerica @UltraViolet & others that have pushed for conditions where media must be accountable...and we finally got somewhere for media to not simply spread mis/disinfo," says @BridgetMarie.

"Try using inoculation messaging! Prebunking -- telling people what kind of misinfo will happen -- can be a trick for ppl to be warned w/o actually having to correct them. So if you can warn ahead of time, ppl may be less likely to get fooled," from @lkfazio to prime your family!

"One good way for people to think about the truth is to ask them to pause. Pause can be good for all of us. If you really want to believe something, take a pause, think about, maybe you'll see it's not true and you won't share it. This works IRL too!" best tips from @lkfazio

"Misinfo isn't just affecting your wild auntie. It affects us all. Having a healthy curiosity about what you see on social media is good for ALL of us. Practice it for your own well-being to fight misinfo!" @BridgetMarie advises.

If you have lingering questions after our panel today, check out our @PENamerica tip sheet to guide how you deal with those cousins, friends, colleagues this holiday season. The fight against misinfo isn't over. But we are in this fight together. https://pen.org/how-to-talk-to-friends-and-family-who-share-misinformation/