Our Work

Our Work

Research

Our original, ground-breaking research is the bedrock of our activity. It examines the patterns, motives, and modus operandi of major gendered disinformation campaigns and their links to the undermining of democracy and women’s rights globally. We use our research to increase understanding of the real-world, personal harm that disinformation causes to women politicians, as well as influence high-level conversations on democracy, technology, and women’s rights. 

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Read our latest analysis of digital threats facing women in public life in Moldova.

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Read our analysis of digital threats facing women in public life in Brazil.

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#MonetizingMisogyny

The Monetizing Misogyny research series explores how gendered disinformation is weaponized to undermine women’s political participation, and to weaken democratic institutions and human rights. Crucially, it also looks at the responsibilities of digital platforms and outlines the solutions needed to address this problem.

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#MonetizingMisogyny  Country Reports
A Perfect Propaganda Machine (Hungary Report): Download

Armi di Reazione e Odio (Italy Report): Download

The Digital Mob and its Enablers (India Report): Download
From Catalyst for Freedom to Tool for Repression (Tunisia Report): English, French

The Impact of Social Media on Peruvian Congresswomen – #ShePersisted and ALIGN

Online Health Scams for Sale #ShePersisted and Fumbua

Women, Politics & Power in the New Media World – #ShePersisted

Canadian Women Leaders’ Digital Defence Initiative – Concordia: English, French

A Digital Resilience Toolkit for Women in Politics #ShePersisted: Download Here

Our research has been featured by some of the world’s leading media outlets, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, and presented at webinars and roundtables with influential stakeholders and institutions like the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OCSE), the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), UN Women, and many more. Recordings of these events can be found here, and previous events we’ve taken part in here. Below are some of our articles highlighting the intersections of gendered disinformation and the featured themes. 

Thought Leadership

This categorization touches on the larger themes of the highlighted resources. However, it should be noted there is a crossover of these topics in every area due to the interdisciplinary nature of this work.

Big Tech Accountability: 

Democracy:

Political Campaigns:

Norms and Stereotypes:

Security:

Threat Analysis: 

Future Research:

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