EDMO Training Series Addresses Identity-Based Disinformation Risks
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- •EDMO's training series targets identity-based disinformation affecting minorities and migrants.
- •The first module is set for May 13, 2026, focusing on disinformation and hate speech overlap.
- •Subsequent modules will cover disinformation related to women, girls, and LGBTQ+ communities.
The European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) has launched a training series focused on identity-based disinformation, particularly targeting minorities and migrants. This initiative aims to educate participants on the trends, narratives, and techniques used by disinformation actors in Europe. The first module, scheduled for May 13, 2026, will explore the overlap between disinformation and hate speech, alongside case studies from various European countries. Subsequent modules will address disinformation affecting women, girls, and LGBTQ+ communities. The training seeks to enhance understanding of these issues to develop strategic communications that can counteract harmful narratives. Experts involved include Lisa Ginsborg, Katarína, and José Moreno, who have extensive backgrounds in human rights and information operations. The training is part of a broader effort to combat the societal impacts of disinformation and promote resilience against such threats.
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