CDAC Network Community of Practice
Information integrity
Concerned about the ways misinformation, disinformation and hate speech are shaping communication ecosystems? Ready to confront the surge in harmful information impacting humanitarian efforts and the communities we work with?
CDAC Network offers members access to a Community of Practice to foster learning, support and collaboration to safeguard information integrity in crises.
CDAC and our members work at the frontlines of information integrity, developing practical tools that help verify content, promoting reliable information sharing, and providing media and digital literacy upskilling to boost resilience to harmful information. Together, our Community of Practice enables us to share expertise and enhance our collective efforts to secure safer information ecosystems.
To join CDAC Network and access the Community of Practice on information integrity, contact info@cdacnetwork.org
Resources from the Network
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How to spot harmful information in crises – CDAC Network
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Snapshot: harmful information in post-earthquake Myanmar – CDAC Network
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Racing against rumours: harmful information in Lebanon – CDAC Network
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Information integrity toolkit – UNHCR
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The Africa Infodemic Response Alliance (AIRA) – WHO
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Rumour has it: a practice guide to working with rumours – CDAC Network
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A practical guide to prebunking misinformation – BBC Media Action
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Managing misinformation in a humanitarian context: case studies & how-to guide – Internews
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10 tips to minimise the sharing of misinformation via social media channels – UNHCR
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Online gendered disinformation and sexist hate speech – IMS
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Misinformation, disinformation and hate speech: questions and answers – ICRC
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Journalism & disinformation: a handbook – Fondation Hirondelle
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How can fact-checking be improved? – DW Akademie
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Information dependency: understanding the communicative ecology of young refugees in Kakuma – HADRI
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Taking a progressive and decolonial approach to digital ecosystems – WACC
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Taking action against tech-facilitated gender-based violence – WACC
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Digital justice: a study and action guide – WACC
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Learning from social media narratives in the DRC – Insecurity Insight
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Social media reactions to hospital bombings: lessons from incidents in four conflict-affected contexts – Insecurity Insight
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The IRC warns against worrying rise of misinformation in crisis-affected states, imperiling fight against COVID-19 – IRC
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The effectiveness of UN peacekeeping operations – NORCAP
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State of the world’s girls 2021: the truth gap – Plan International
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Journalism in the AI era: a TRF insights survey – Thomson Reuters Foundation
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Weaponising the law: threats to media freedom in Kenya – Thomson Reuters Foundation
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Framework for information integrity – Internews
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Trust analytical framework – Internews
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Information ecosystem model – Internews
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Inequity driven mistrust: its impacts to infodemic management and health response – Internews
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Turning social listening data into action – Internews
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Integrity Initiative research approach – BBC Media Action
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Key insights from research into information disorder around the world – BBC Media Action
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Sticking to the facts, building trust: our cure for disinformation – Fondation Hirondelle
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Reliable information: a remedy for disinformation – Fondation Hirondelle
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Understanding the role of local media in promoting social cohesion in Ukraine – Fondation Hirondelle
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Information integrity: towards a preventive and inclusive approach to disinformation – Fondation Hirondelle
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Information integrity solutions – IMS
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Public interest infrastructure: making tech and journalism work for democracy – IMS
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Detoxing information ecosystems: a proactive strategy for tackling disinformation – DW Akademie
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Tackling disinformation: a learning guide – DW Akademie
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Addressing harmful information in conflict settings: a response framework for humanitarian organizations – ICRC
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Harmful information: questions and answers – ICRC
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Liar’s war: protecting civilians from disinformation during armed conflict – ICRC
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Protecting the global information space in times of armed conflict – ICRC
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Learn how to manage the infodemic and reduce its impact – WHO
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Infodemic news flashes – WHO
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Impact of the COVID-19 infodemic on frontline workers and health systems – WHO
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Managing false information in health emergencies: an operational toolkit – WHO
Upcoming events
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Information as aid: safeguarding trust in modern crises
10 March 2026 | 09:00 UTC+1
Online and in-person at Salle Nyon, Centre International de Conférences Genève (CICG), Rue de Varembé 17, 1202 Geneva, Switzerland
Join CDAC Network for our panel discussion at Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW).
Click to register
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March Community of Practice on information integrity
17 March 2026 | 15.00 GMT
As digital ecosystems fragment and crises deepen, harmful information is evolving in speed and sophistication.
We convene practitioners to compare live trends and refine response strategies across crises.
Helpful for advocacy, security, communications and leadership colleagues monitoring narrative risk and reputational exposure trends.
Click to request your invite
Past events
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When disinformation distorts - CDAC Network HNPW 2025 panel
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Who shapes global narratives in today’s AI-enabled world – and what do conflict-affected communities and humanitarians need to know?
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The digital frontier: ICRC’s Director-General on the information landscape in conflict
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In the age of AI, how do we scale digital opportunities and secure safer information landscapes for people caught in conflict?
Join our community
To join CDAC’s Community of Practice on information integrity, you must work for a CDAC Network member organisation. Please get in touch by filling in the form or contacting info@cdacnetwork.org.
To contribute a CDAC member organisation’s resource to our portal, contact info@cdacnetwork.org.