In this project, Lianne explores the complex realities surrounding immigration and refugees. By combining research on topics such as integration, criminality, and the Dutch housing crisis with personal stories of refugees, she brings both facts and lived experiences together.
At Utrecht University, we explored how generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has transformed the landscape of foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI).
In our two sessions at Utrecht University, we explored how generative AI is transforming the information landscape—revealing its role in spreading disinformation, shaping public opinion, and inspiring new forms of digital empowerment and resilience.
A voyage to the online strongholds where people come together to meet, talk, share, and play. Places where the promise of the internet is alive and kicking.
Storytellers take on the theme of disinformation by exploring the offline consequences of online lies.
Unsure how to spot a conspiracy theory? Worried that you are amplifying disinformation to the masses? Curious about the people and organisations behind the conspiracies? We’ve built this library to help you understand what conspiracy theories are, discover how to identify them online, and, most importantly, provide you with the tools needed to combat them.
It’s easy to fall down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories, but as you make your way through the books in this library, you will be able to unravel the conspiracy behind conspiracies and help others to do the same.
In our guide Beyond Polarisation we present a complete, yet concise overview of our take on polarisation. This document will help you understand our definition of polarisation, how us-versus-them narratives spread in society, and how we turn these theoretical and empirical observations into concrete interventions, both on- and offline.
We hope it motivates you, the reader, the activist, the fan, and the stakeholder, to help us in our mission to go beyond black-and-white thinking.
