CIP in the News: July 2022

Jul 27, 2022

News coverage from July 2022 featuring the UW Center for an Informed Public and CIP-affiliated research and researchers. 

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  • The Seattle Times (July 21): “WA Poll shows just how many Republicans distrust election results, vote by mail
    The Seattle Times featured results from the WA Poll, a statewide survey partnership which includes the UW CIP, on trust in elections and trust in Washington’s vote-by-mail system. Comments from CIP research scientist Mike Caulfield and postdoctoral fellow Rachel E. Moran are featured.

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  • The New York Times (July 24): “Ties between Alex Jones and radio network show economics of misinformation
    In an interview with The New York Times, CIP postdoctoral researcher Rachel E. Moran commented on litigation taken against Alex Jones and Genesis Communication Network. “It seems to be, for the first time in a long time, a very tangible route to actually holding people accountable for the harm they’re causing and the ways in which they’re profiting off that harm.”

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  • The (Everett) Herald (July 24): “Editorial: The damage done by Trump’s refusal to concede
    In a Sunday editorial, The Herald noted the results of a statewide poll commissioned by the UW CIP, WSU Murrow College of Communication, The Seattle Times and KING 5 about trust in elections.

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Other News

Cullen White joins CIP as director of strategy and operations

Cullen White, a strategic operations leader with more than 15 years of experience driving organizational transformation and social impact initiatives, has started as the University of Washington Center for an Informed Public’s new director of strategy and operations.

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2024 CIP Publications List

Peer-reviewed articles, essays and other research contributions from 2024 follow below. Bolded authors and co-authors are affiliated with the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public. Adiza Awaal. “Understanding the discourse of the Black Manosphere...

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