By supporting the Descartes Foundation’s Institute for Monitoring Emerging Narratives, Allianz is committed to combating disinformation. This sponsorship enables us to base our actions on robust, independent analyses, which are […]
La Concorde is an independent, non-partisan fund, set up by entrepreneurs, which works to strengthen democracy in the face of mistrust, abstention and polarisation. It supports the IVREI to ensure […]
Bianca Mihaïlov On November 24, the results of the first round of the presidential election caused shock in Romania. Independent candidate Călin Georgescu, who was largely unknown to the public […]
The Descartes Foundation officially joined the DE FACTO project in April 2024, alongside AFP, the CARISM laboratory at the Université Panthéon-Assas, CLÉMI, Entre les lignes, Franceinfo, Les Surligneurs, Libération, 20 […]
Co-created by the Descartes Foundation and the Université Panthéon-Assas, the Observatory of Information Manipulation University Chair supports the Fondation Descartes' annual conference on one of its major themes: health, climate […]
Resumption of a seminar on the history of rumors since the Middle Ages, put into perspective given the current situation. In a poisonously relentless media environment, firewalls are built everywhere […]
This workshop will examine:
the key differences between dis/misinformation and media manipulation;
the lifecycle of media manipulation; and how to effectively identify and combat media manipulation.
Launched in 2015, CYBERSEC is a successful and well-established annual public policy conference dedicated to strategic security aspects of the global technology revolution. Having responded to the need for trust-based, multilateral and cross-sectoral cooperation, CYBERSEC has quickly gone beyond a typical conference format, giving rise to a thriving international community experts and professionals.
The University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public (CIP), together with Microsoft’s Defending Democracy Program, brought together leaders across different sectors for three days of roundtable discussions to discuss the impact of synthetic media and deepfakes on the upcoming 2020 U.S. elections. The convening brought together participants from technology, media, and academia in small groups to discuss the issues, tools, and strategies around mitigating the threats of synthetic media.
The conference will focus on the impact of proactive disclosure of information on health, education and inclusive and gender-sensitive initiatives. The key modalities of the online conference is to promote priority areas in policy dialogues, and it is within IFAP’s mandate to influence policy by advocating the six priority areas of IFAP in light of Covid-19 and its implications across all sectors of society. Hence, this event brings together subject matter specialists on the following IFAP Objectives and related themes. By connecting access to Information in Times of Crisis to the IFAP priority areas, the conference aims to bring about policy recommendations and good practices that can be put in place to advance public access to information whilst saving lives and building trust in the context of IDUAI 2020 through and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
