We offer resources that help communities respond to false and misleading information, often referred to as misinformation. Misinformation is a big problem around the world, which impacts everything from jobs and health public services and general community wellbeing. Unfortunately, misinformation is a difficult problem to address, because it is often intentionally designed to trick us, exploit our emotions, and pit us against one another.

To make matters worse, very few educational programs have been created to address misinformation within many of the communities that are disproportionately targeted by it. This can make communities feel that the programs are disconnected from the everyday realities of how they interact with information. 

Our team is working to reverse this trend, by collaborating directly with communities to create holistic solutions tailored to their unique local context.

Strengthening trust requires that we all work together to overcome the many divides created by misinformation. We believe that everyone needs to have a seat at the table when we are creating solutions, which is why we have adopted a co-design approach. Co-design is a process that involves communities in the design of their own solutions. This ensures that the educational resources that we produce are relevant and steeped in the wisdom of your community. We design for trust with you: Educators, librarians, community leaders, learners, activists, and anyone else who is looking to be a part of the solution.