The initiative invited students to investigate disinformation narratives over two months, placing research quality above speed.
The initiative invited students to investigate disinformation narratives over two months, placing research quality above speed.
The initiative brings disciplines together and encourages solutions grounded in evidence, ethics and clear public communication.
“Speed is no substitute for verification.”
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The first-edition winners presented their work and discussed sustainable responses to disinformation, connecting student experience with European public debate.
ReadResearchers and practitioners discussed online manipulation and education, emphasising verification and responsible communication.
ReadTwelve teams completed the two-month research process. Narrative Hunters, Lhotse and TrueCrew took the top three places.
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