Do you know how to counter misinformation? Here is a decision tree framework and templates for prebunking and debunking.

In this 24 hour social media dominated world ideas and stories spread fast! Right wing forces peddling falsehoods can cause significant harm: targeting communities, hijacking public debate and skewing political processes. It’s crucial that progressives prepare to counter disinformation and misinformation.
With support from Humanists Victoria and the LUSH Charity Pot program, the Commons Library is embarking on a new project which will produce:
– Civil society resources on understanding and countering misinformation and disinformation
– Educational resources for young people to increase critical thinking and resilience to disinformation
– Educational sessions, articles and podcasts
Do you know how to counter misinformation? Here is a decision tree framework and templates for prebunking and debunking.
Practical report about countering misinformation about refugees and migrants. Understand how misinformation works and what to do about it.
Interview with Jackie Turner about the importance of building solidarity, community, and knowledge of history while combating disinformation & transphobia.
Learn how to navigate online culture wars and survive social media pile-ons with tips and information by Larah Kennedy from Quiip.
How organisers at the communications lab, Quid, used powerful organising and digital strategies to build civic engagement and overcome the far right in Brazil.
Learn about countering false information with tips to help you avoid the most common mythbusting pitfalls such as using the Truth Sandwich.
Disinformation thrives on stereotypes, scapegoating and soundbites. Learn how to use deep canvassing to counter disinformation.
A collection of useful guides and toolkits for civil society organisations on how to counter disinformation collated by the Commons Librarians.
Understand how prebunking works with this guide from Firstdraft and use their tips to inoculate yourself against misinformation.
Develop a strategy for identifying & responding to disinformation that could affect your organization’s operations and safety of your staff.
Do you know how to counter misinformation? Here is a decision tree framework and templates for prebunking and debunking.
Practical report about countering misinformation about refugees and migrants. Understand how misinformation works and what to do about it.
Interview with Jackie Turner about the importance of building solidarity, community, and knowledge of history while combating disinformation & transphobia.
Learn how to navigate online culture wars and survive social media pile-ons with tips and information by Larah Kennedy from Quiip.
How organisers at the communications lab, Quid, used powerful organising and digital strategies to build civic engagement and overcome the far right in Brazil.
Learn about countering false information with tips to help you avoid the most common mythbusting pitfalls such as using the Truth Sandwich.
Disinformation thrives on stereotypes, scapegoating and soundbites. Learn how to use deep canvassing to counter disinformation.
A collection of useful guides and toolkits for civil society organisations on how to counter disinformation collated by the Commons Librarians.
Understand how prebunking works with this guide from Firstdraft and use their tips to inoculate yourself against misinformation.
Develop a strategy for identifying & responding to disinformation that could affect your organization’s operations and safety of your staff.