LEARNING PATH // HISTORIANS, JOURNALISTS, RESEARCHERS, EDUCATORS, AND PUBLIC-INTEREST ANALYSTS
Build a versioned event record, separate conditions from triggers, test causal mechanisms, represent disputes, and compare cases without false equivalence.
Estimated total: 139 minutes
This learning path is repository-authored curation of public educational routes. It records no participant testing, accepts no files or free text, sends no choices to a remote service, and grants no source authentication, specialist approval, accessibility certification, publication authority, activation authority, production approval, or tuning authority.
Current review status: Repository-authored WIP.22 synthesis — specialist review pending
A non-operational guide to documenting world events, comparing causal explanations, choosing appropriate visual modes, and publishing accessible stories without overstating evidence.
/international/event-literacyA structured schema for documenting an event before it becomes a map, timeline, simulation, article, or social preview.
/international/event-literacy/event-record-anatomyA causal-reading method that separates long-running pressures from immediate triggers and decision points.
/international/event-literacy/structural-conditions-triggers-and-decisionsHow to document reinforcing loops, bottlenecks, institutional drift, and cross-system consequences without turning complexity into inevitability.
/international/event-literacy/escalation-feedback-and-cascadesA practical method for asking whether one event contributed to another and what evidence would weaken the claim.
/international/event-literacy/correlation-causation-and-counterfactualsHow to present historical interpretation as an evidence-governed debate rather than one neutral voice plus a footnote.
/international/event-literacy/competing-historiographies-and-contested-claimsA method for comparing events through shared mechanisms while preserving distinct contexts, power relations, and human consequences.
/international/event-literacy/comparative-history-without-false-equivalenceA publication standard for conflict, disaster, displacement, illness, repression, and mass harm that keeps people visible without exploiting suffering.
/international/event-literacy/human-impact-trauma-and-dignity