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Internews’ Rooted In Trust (RiT) Project tracks COVID-19-related rumors circulating among social media users and vulnerable communities in Sudan, as well as other countries around the globe.

Rooted in Trust (RiT) is a USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Affairs (BHA)-funded project run by Internews to support humanitarian and public health agencies combat and manage the spread of rumours and misinformation about COVID- 19.

Salig Bangsamoro (Trust Bangsamoro) is Rooted in Trust Philippines’ biweekly rumor bulletin for humanitarians.

Mississippi Today CEO Mary Margaret White wanted to share some experiences from her manager's desk on how to inspire a newsroom to listen to the community and support reporters in their ongoing effort. Check out her thoughtful playbook.

The global toll of the COVID-19 pandemic is enormous. As at 27 October 2020 more than one million lives have been lost, more than 43 million people infected with the coronavirus, hundreds of millions out of work, and trillions of dollars of wealth gone – and the numbers keep gr...

In these uncertain times, as governments steer their countries toward recovery in the midst of a pandemic, they now face the common challenge of easing lockdowns and restrictions while balancing various health, social, and economic concerns.

Until recently, the narrative of COVID-19 has been that it will either be life threatening, or it will feel like a bout of the flu; take some rest and you will recover quickly – especially if you’re young.

Internews, in collaboration with Panos Caribbean, assessed the information ecosystem in the Port-au-Prince area of Haiti, which has an estimated 2020 population of 2.78 million people.

Given that Facebook’s Community Standards Enforcement Report (CSER) is considered the industry gold standard, it may seem counterproductive to criticize it.