The main MisinfoDay events for high school students, teachers, and librarians, take place annually at the University of Washington and Washington State University. The events are typically held in March, and registration opens in November or December of the previous year. 

Learn more about past events here. Check back for information about MisinfoDay 2025 in person events in late November, or sign up for our mailing list to receive updates to your inbox.

Bring MisinfoDay lessons to your students with “MisinfoDay in Your Classroom,” now hosted during Media Literacy Week. 

We kick things off with a virtual event in early October where MisinfoDay presenters walk you through new resources. During Media Literacy Week (Oct 21-25), you use the MisinfoDay Map slides to show students they’re part of a movement, combine them with an activity from our resource library, and connect to other classes through our MisinfoDay Padlet.

We offer a library of free lessons and resources for educators to incorporate into their classrooms. New curricular resources are published annually in October.

Access the MisinfoDay Resource Library here. 

We offer a toolkit and guide for educators and educational organizations and institutions to organize and host their own MisinfoDay in their local communities. 

Learn more about MisinfoDay @ My Community here.

We offer a toolkit for educators who want to host an event at their school where students teach an audience in their community (e.g., parents, grandparents, school staff) how to tell fact from fiction online and navigate complex information environments.