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- Grants
- Presentations & Workshops
- News
- Case Studies
- Hate disinformation & the assassination of the Iraqi-Canadian activist Yanar Mohammed
- Transnational disinformation on the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
- How foreign purchased Facebook ads promoted Canada as a 51st US state?
- How did global TV news channels cover the convoy protest in Canada?
- The Truckers' protest in 2022 on Twitter
- A bots examination of the hashtag #TrudeauMustGo in 2019 on Twitter
- SNSlytics
- People
Grants
The Disinformation Project which is funded by SSHRC and the Digital Citizen Initiative has created significant research to date. This work reflects the growing issue of disinformation and conspiracy theories on the internet, including fake news and the political and ideological impact of right-wing extremists in Canada. Partnering with institutions such as Universities of British Columbia, Ryerson and Concordia, the Disinformation Project has explored research on pertinent online issues both domestically and internationally.
- CIHR, 鈥溾��, CIHR Project Grant Priority Announcement Pandemics and Health Emergencies Research.
- SSHRC, Canada Biomedical Research Fund, and the Biosciences Research Infrastructure Fund. 鈥溾��.
- Canadian Heritage - the Digital Citizen Contribution Program - 2022-2023- 鈥淪hooting the Messenger: Credibility Attacks on Journalists,鈥� with UBC鈥檚 Global Reporting Centre.
- The Digital Citizen Contribution Program- Department of Heritage, 2021-2022, "".
- Social Science & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), Partnership Engage Grant, 2021-2022, "," with the University of British Columbia in collaboration with the Committee to Protect Journalists, the Atlantic Council's DFRLab, and PEN Canada.
- Canadian Heritage & SSHRC, the Digital Citizen Contribution Program, 2020-2021, "Canadian Disinformation Research Network". Collaboration between Ryerson, SFU, and Concordia Universities.
- Social Science & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), Insight Development Grant, 2019-2021, "".