Information disorder is one of the main challenges for societies all over the world. As there are different manipulative techniques that can potentially impact decision-making by influencing public opinion, there are important tools available to address this problem and counter disinformation. This text will present the top 5 tools that can be found in the Hive Mind Toolkit, which are designed to help individuals and organizations to check the authenticity of information and combat disinformation or misinformation.

As part of the AI for Social Change project, organized by TechSoup and Partners, with support from Google.org, we are pleased to invite all interested trainers and educators residing in France, Ghana, Italy, Kenya, Nigeria, Poland, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, or the United Kingdom to take part in a free Training of Trainers program.

Nowadays, social media provides users with the opportunity to share any piece of information within a couple of minutes. Often, such information turns out to be false and can provoke panic and confusion among its recipients. In this article, I will show some case studies and how tools can be helpful to solve the problem.

Across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (the EMEA region), civil society organizations are exploring the potential of artificial intelligence. Yet for many, turning that potential into practice remains out of reach.

Misinformation and disinformation can be spread through technology, but the same technology offers opportunities and tools to counter it. From manipulated texts to viral images or videos, the information space is filled with content that can mislead and misinform, or deceive. However, there is always good news! Powerful tools like TinEye, InVID, and others can help anyone—even absolute beginners—uncover the truth behind content. The best part? They are easy to use and do not require advanced skills or special training. This article introduces these tools.

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In the ever-shifting landscape of modern media, disinformation has become a powerful adversary of truth, transparency, and informed decision-making, eroding public trust and distorting the reality we rely on. But in Serbia, a quiet digital revolution was taking place to counter it - led by Catalyst Balkans and fueled by collaboration, innovation, and the unwavering dedication of two local organizations: NUNS (Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia) and Europolis.