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What Does Online Violence Represent and What to Do If You’re a Victim?
Online violence often includes spreading false information or sharing embarrassing, intimate, or private photos of someone on social media. It also involves sending hurtful or threatening messages on messaging apps, assuming someone else's identity,... -
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How to Protect Ourselves from Online Scams While Online Shopping?
The Consumers’ Organization of Macedonia and the Macedonian E-commerce Association, shared recommendations with citizens which they should follow to protect themselves from online scams.Firstly, the Consumers’ Organization of Macedonia explains that... -
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Countering Disinformation Masterclass Webinar
The Hive Mind community is an online learning hub with free self-paced courses and other helpful resources for a global digital activism community. Building digital resilience requires equipping individuals, civil society organisations, and communiti... -
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FITS DEMOCRACY 2023 - KEY TAKEAWAYS
One of the key points addressed throughout the event was the threats, challenges, and opportunities for improving democracy in Latin America, especially in the digitalized world. Journalists, academic figures, activists, and social organizations pres... -
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Signed Authorship — Indicator of Credible Media Content We Can Trust
In credible media content, it is a must that the produced video, photograph, text, or social media post includes the name and surname of the media professional or external associate of the media outlet who prepared the content. In some cases, especia... -
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AI with Social Impact. Artificial Intelligence’s Role in NGO Empowerment - feat. Aleksandra Przegalińska
The topic of Artificial Intelligence has been a significant point of discussion worldwide. We have invited Professor Aleksandra Przegalińska, one of the leading voices in this field, to address our questions regarding the work of activists and CSOs a... -
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Negativity bias: Why do people read bad news more than good news?
Probably the latter, as you would like to know how the powerful storm would affect your day and your everyday responsibilities and plans. This is the same principle used by the media, practically “hooking” the audience to stay up-to-date, so that the... -
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How do you teach (yourself) about conspiracy theories in the aftermath of the pandemic and during wartime?
Conspiracy theories or genuine stories?In the late twentieth century, the general social trend was to oppose or to ridicule the propagation of conspiracy theories. In recent decades, however, conspiracy theories have gained a lot of attention. They h... -
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Civic issues and opinions in today's Hungarian media space
The hyper-politicised nature of today's Hungarian media space makes it much more difficult for civil messages to be published as well. The communication channels have become polarised, it is increasingly difficult to break out of our own bubble, and... -
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Polarization of the Society via Social Media Groups
Group polarizationWe frequently hear about the irrational behaviour of people acting in a group at a party or at school. When confronted with the consequences of their own behaviour, people claim that individually they would never behave aggressively...
