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Virginia Thomson (far right) and student participants in discussion and Whom Do We Trust 2018 conference in St. Petersburg, Russia
An Update from the Team
Here we are, amidst the barrage of COVID 19 email missives, feeling the desire to connect, to comfort and to carry on with our work bringing
tracktwo
Mar 24, 20201 min read
From Fake News to Climate Crisis: Whom Do We Trust 2019
First impressions from Whom Do We Trust 2019.
Evelyn Messinger
Sep 21, 20193 min read
The New Yorker Recommends "Spacebridge" Podcast In Its Top Picks for March
EXCITING MENTION: A Radiotopia podcast series exploring one of Track Two's earliest projects, the U.S.-Soviet Spacebridges, is included...
Track Two
Mar 18, 20191 min read
CONFERENCE REPORT: Whom Do We Trust 2018
The Whom Do We Trust 2018 Conference, held in St. Petersburg Russia in collaboration with Esalen Institute’s Center for Theory and...
Track Two
Oct 31, 20182 min read
Enemy Mine: A Media-Led Cold War Puts American Students at a Disadvantage
ST. PETERSBURG RUSSIA Dozens of Russian and American college students continue their discussions here at the Track Two conference, Whom...
Evelyn Messinger
Sep 12, 20183 min read
“I’m Skeptical:” College Students and the News
ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA Whom do we trust? That’s a good question at this moment, when we are gripped by questions of what is “fake news.”...
Evelyn Messinger
Sep 11, 20182 min read
Razan Al-Najjar
What follows is a post from International Abrahamic Network (IAN) participant, Yoav Peck, memorializing the extraordinary life of Razan...
Yoav Peck
Jun 11, 20184 min read
"We want honest news sources, but how do we get them?"
The four American high school students learning Russian who we met with earlier this week, joined us again on Friday. They met with Uliyana,
Evelyn Messinger
Jan 23, 20182 min read
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