“Information disorder” can be difficult for journalists to understand, study and combat.

It's just as important to identify the disinformation peddlers as it is the false facts.

Websites that facilitate disinformation often employ a combination of revenue sources.

Brazil's Patricia Campos Mello offers tips for investigating political disinformation. 

Well over 400 million people – one in five internet users – are podcast listeners today.

TikTok is a platform on which information can go viral, fast.

Deepfakes are on the rise, and journalists must keep pace.

Newer forms of visual journalism can help amplify the truth.

The real challenge? Making video content that resonates with your audience.

Building networks to drive impact and reach audiences. 

How to build trust in communities.

Leveraging AI for innovation in media.

Reaching younger audiences.

How to investigate messaging apps and social media for electoral disinformation.

How to report on AI in elections.

Electoral disinformation is a significant threat to democratic processes globally.

What to know about generative AI and its effects on disinformation.

In Kenya, Harriet Atyang equips her community with media literacy skills.

In Sri Lanka, Arzath Areeff passes on media literacy skills to young people.

In The Gambia, Mariama Danso trains students on media literacy best practices.

In Indonesia, Zulfa Amira Zaed builds media literacy in Indigenous communities.

Dr. Tamilselvi Natarajan teaches students in Oman the essentials of media literacy.