Information integrity
A volunteer-powered initiative that monitors manipulative information, develops analysis and gives communities practical tools for safer decisions.
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InfoShield
Your funding, skills or time can help turn these plans into practical work. Tell us what matters to you and we can discuss a useful way to contribute.
Support can help monitoring, source verification and public resources. AI Civic Trust Engine is a development workstream, not a finished service; Resilient Team Fund includes democratic civic work. These are proposed uses, not claims of measured impact.
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The challenge
Coordinated disinformation and misleading content exploit uncertainty, distort public debate and expose communities to fraud, polarization and unsafe decisions.
Our response
InfoShield combines volunteer monitoring, analytical workflows and practical public resources to identify harmful narratives and strengthen media literacy.
How the work is structured
Identify narratives, channels and recurring manipulation patterns that warrant closer analysis.
Review claims, document evidence and explain how a narrative works and why it matters.
Publish accessible guidance, digital-safety materials and media-literacy resources.
Who this serves
What funding can enable
Evidence and reporting
For each agreement, indicators, baseline, data sources and reporting period are defined before delivery begins. We report only verifiable results and distinguish immediate outputs from longer-term outcomes.
Next step
We can prepare a concise concept note, budget framework, expected results, assumptions and risks for your funding process.
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