Truth Under Fire
May 1
6 – 8:30 PM
Utah Cultural Celebration Center, West Valley City
How do you stay grounded in truth when the media landscape feels more polarized than ever?
Join us for an evening dedicated to thoughtful civic dialogue where we will engage directly with questions about media literacy, ethics, freedom of expression, and individual responsibility, leaving with practical tools for navigating today’s fast‑moving information environment.
The event features a screening of Breaking the Deadlock: Truth Under Fire, followed by guided table discussions and a live panel conversation with journalists, educators, and civic leaders. Together, we’ll explore how misinformation spreads, how trust in media is formed and fractured, and what responsibility individuals and institutions share in protecting truth in our public life.
Seating is limited, please email Jessica Rasekhi at jrasekhi@pbsutah.org to reserve your seat. You may RSVP for up to 4 people.
Accessibility Information:
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center offers several accessibility features, including wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, elevator, and restrooms. If you require any additional special accommodations, please let us know.
This event is part of PBS Utah's monthly Shared Stories Series with the Utah Cultural Celebration Center
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