Bring Mo News to Your Classroom

We believe media literacy is more important than ever. Today’s students get most of their news and information from social media and online sources, but many struggle with the critical thinking skills needed to separate fact from fiction. That’s where we come in.

A member of the Mo News team (or even Mosh himself) will visit your school to speak with students about Smart Media Consumption and cultivating a healthy news diet in today’s fast-changing news landscape. Through engaging, real-world examples, we’ll help students build the skills they need to critically evaluate the information they encounter every day.

    • A 45-minute presentation + 15-minute Q&A on how to be a more intentional news consumer

    • Real-world, current-day examples from headlines and social media

    • Key topics covered:

      • What makes the news?

      • Understanding bias, misinformation, and disinformation

      • The role of AI in journalism

      • How to critically evaluate the news students scroll by every day

      • Actionable tips for smarter media consumption

  • Our presentation aligns with standards in critical thinking, digital citizenship, media literacy, evaluating bias, informational text, and journalism. We tailor our approach for:

    • Elementary through AP-level students

    • College lecture halls

    • Adult learners & parent groups

  • Mo News was founded by Mosheh Oinounou, a journalist with nearly two decades in legacy media, including roles at CBS News, Bloomberg, and Fox News. Seeing how news consumption was shifting, he built Mo News into a trusted independent news platform across Instagram, a daily podcast, a newsletter, and YouTube. Our mission is to make news accessible, engaging, and fact-driven—and to help the next generation develop the skills they need to navigate today’s media landscape.

  • Limited availability for the remainder of the 2024-2025 school year & Summer 2025.

    Now accepting interest forms for the 2025-2026 school year.

Interested in Booking a Mo News Speaker?

Fill out our interest form, and we’ll be in touch to discuss how Mo News can support your classroom or group!