We conduct disinformation research as the active investigation and mapping of how deliberately false narratives spread and cause harm in migration ecosystems.
We recognise that just spotting a fake story is not enough; we have to trace its origins, understand its financial and political drivers, and map its digital pathways.
Traffickers and bad actors use sophisticated disinformation to recruit victims and manipulate policy.
Our research gathers deep data on how these campaigns operate, exposing the digital footprints of scam networks.
By applying critical qualitative studies and forensic digital methods, we build a solid evidence base.
We use this research to train scholars and journalists, ensuring our advocacy relies on verifiable facts and directly disrupts the information disorder targeting vulnerable populations.
