Decoding Fake News at the Nelson Mandela Media Library

Journalist Thomas Huchon will host a meeting for adults on disinformation and critical thinking on Friday, October 9th.

Interior of a modern media library in Île-de-France, with bookshelves filled with books and digital screens.
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Interior of a modern media library in Île-de-France, with bookshelves filled with books and digital screens.

The Nelson Mandela Media Library in Créteil will host journalist Thomas Huchon on Friday, October 9th at 6 PM for a session on decoding fake news.

Faced with the proliferation of social networks and algorithms, distinguishing truth from falsehood has become a major challenge. To help the public sharpen their critical thinking, journalist and filmmaker Thomas Huchon, a specialist in conspiracy theories and disinformation, will be present at the Nelson Mandela Media Library in Créteil.
During this meeting for adults, held on Friday, October 9th at 6 PM, he will present his books: Anti fake news (First, 2022) and Résister aux fake news (First, 2025). Illustrated by Rodho, these books offer concrete tools for understanding information manipulation mechanisms.
For more information or to register, you can contact the media library by email at rdvalamedia@gpsea.fr or by phone at 01 41 94 65 50.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Créteil (01/10/2026)