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Misinformation and disinformation

Misinformation and disinformation thrive in times of uncertainty – in a way that threatens communities and organisations

We help protect communities from the impact of this challenge by building their capacity to navigate today’s complex information ecosystem. 

Our work empowers individuals, leaders, and organisations with the tools and confidence to recognise, resist, and respond to harmful narratives.  

Building digital and media literacy 
We focus on strengthening critical thinking, enhancing digital and media literacy, and supporting constructive dialogue that restores trust and builds democratic resilience. 

We help community leaders and trusted messengers ensure that their communities are making decisions based on facts and understand the emotional traps that are laid.  

Designing targeted interventions 
By understanding how mis/disinformation spreads and takes hold, we co-design targeted interventions that not only disrupt harmful cycles but also strengthen the resilience of entire communities and governments and organisations ensure citizen and customers hear the right messages and the right time. 

This includes partnering with organisations and institutions to communicate with greater clarity and credibility — ensuring they remain trusted sources of truth even in contested or polarised spaces. 

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Resilience will come not from physical engineering – instead, it will come from bottom-up responses built on local social networks.

Professor Daniel Aldrich – The Importance of Social Capital in Building Community Resilience (2017)