"Don't Believe Everything You Hear"
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"Don't Believe Everything You Hear"
A Fun & Interactive Improv Workshop on Media Literacy for Seniors
What if learning how to spot misinformation felt more like a game night than a lecture?
“Don’t Believe Everything You Hear!” is a lively, laughter-filled workshop designed especially for older adults who want to feel more confident navigating today’s fast-moving world of news, social media, and advertising. Using simple improvisational theatre games—no acting experience required—participants will explore how information is created, shared, and sometimes distorted.
Instead of sitting through a traditional class, you’ll learn by doing: creating stories, acting out funny scenarios, and discovering firsthand how easily facts can turn into fiction. Along the way, you’ll pick up practical skills to help you pause, question, and verify what you see and hear—whether it’s online, on TV, or from everyday conversations.
What You’ll Experience
Interactive improv games that are easy, welcoming, and fun
Lighthearted group activities that build confidence and connection
Real-life scenarios that reveal how misinformation spreads
Plenty of laughter in a relaxed, supportive environment
What You’ll Learn
How to recognize misleading headlines, scams, and exaggerated claims
Simple ways to identify bias and emotional manipulation
Practical questions to ask before believing or sharing information
Strategies for checking if something is trustworthy
Who It’s For
Seniors and older adults of all backgrounds
Anyone curious about media literacy in a fun, non-technical way
No acting, tech skills, or prior experience needed