A media literacy game meant to educate individuals about political disinformation. This project is led by Roozenbeek and Van Der Linden, two researchers from Harvard’s psychology department who have created other similar games alongside the company DROG.
A team of specialists (doctors, biologists, researchers …) publishes a video regarding the virus every day at 6 p.m. to help coordinate the views of the scientific community.
Digimind has created a free guide to help detect fake news and to better fight against disinformation.
The Carnegie Endowment for International peace publishes a list of the initiatives currently aiming to counter influence operations (Mapping Worldwide Initiatives to Counter Influence Operations).
Founded in 2020, this organization, which describes itself as a “nonprofit newsroom,” combines investigative journalism with data analysis to lead investigations into major digital firms.
An open-source platform that provides an overview of the main tools available to fight against disinformation and propaganda.
Researchers at the University of Uppsala, Sweden, have developed a tool called The News Evaluator, which trains its users to evaluate news, images and videos circulating on social networks.
France Info has launched a new series of podcasts, Complorama, which deciphers conspiracy theories and movements related to current events.
