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GoodforMEdia's News Guide

Tips & Advice
Dec 1
Written by Stanford University

This guide was created to support other teens seeking ways to navigate the amount of news we consume and the emotions that come with it. We aim to show different strategies to interact with media through a critical lens while also centering our mental health.

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