Curate Feeds helps students and everyday readers recognize bias and unsupported claims, compare coverage, and connect the news to meaningful civic action.
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Trust in the news has collapsed
28%
of Americans trust newspapers, television and radio to report the news fully, accurately and fairly.
Headlines compete for attention rather than accuracy.
Feeds are designed to keep you scrolling without understanding.
Claims spread widely before anyone verifies them.
Control your own algorithm. Choose your own sources. See who owns and funds them, and how each one frames the story. Check the evidence behind each claim. Understand the context, see the bias, and then decide what deserves your trust.
We’re empowering readers to think critically and engage civically.
Curate Feeds shows readers the evidence behind claims, but it does not say which claims are true or false. It is not a fact-checker, and it does not give a verdict on the story itself.
Bias isn’t always a lie. A claim isn’t automatically false because it’s disputed. And two credible sources can describe the same event differently.
Every civic story comes with a way in: who represents you on it, a letter drafted from the story itself, the hearings coming up, and the groups already working on it.
Most actions take a couple of minutes, and Curate Feeds checks back to see whether you followed through.
State Senate committee takes up a new school funding formula
Message a representative
“As a parent in your district, I’m writing about the funding formula in SB 214…”
Sign a petition
Fully fund public schools in the next budget.
Contact your officials
Your state senator sits on the Education Committee and voted on the bill last session.
Related organizations
Two parent and teacher groups are already organizing on it.
The goal isn’t to tell students what to think. It’s to teach them how to examine what they’re reading with skills that travel beyond the classroom.
Every story becomes an opportunity to practice the skills behind thoughtful, informed citizenship.
Curate Feeds helps students build habits they can use whenever they encounter information. Whether it is on a news site, TikTok, YouTube, a group chat, or an AI-generated answer.
Our bias methodology is based on peer-reviewed framing and sourcing research rather than from editorial opinion. Read the methodology →
Bias isn't always a moral failing. It is framing, word choice, and who gets quoted. We help you see how these choices shape a story.
Curate Feeds identifies important claims and helps readers examine the evidence behind them, and where else it appeared.
How does a national story affect your community? How does a local story fit into the bigger picture? Curate Feeds connects the dots.
Once you understand a story, you can see who represents you, which hearings are scheduled in your state legislature and the Senate, and which groups are already working on the issue.
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