Rumour tracking
Rumours spread rapidly and can have serious consequences. It is important to find out what people are saying and address rumours quickly. These tools and resources will help you track rumours and manage them constructively.
2 September 2024
Video Presentation: Community Centre Feedback Mechanism in Türkiye.
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Turkish Red CrescentA short video explaining the feedback mechanism established at Turkish Red Crescent Community Centres.
16 May 2023
Social Listening – Perceptions and Rumours COVID-19, Ecuador (March 2023)
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Ecuadorian Red Cross, IFRCA qualitative analysis of Tweets posted by registered users in Ecuador on: i) Rumours about vaccination and the pandemic; ii) Levels of trust in the actors involved in the response…
13 April 2020
COVID-19: Myth busters
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WHOA series of myth busting graphics produced by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the Novel Coronavirus. Graphics include myths surrounding the use of hand dryers, ultraviolet disinfection lamps, and…
30 March 2020
Managing misinformation in a humanitarian context, part three.
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InternewsRumours can cause anxiety, mistrust and misinformed decision making. To deliver appropriate and sustainable solutions we need to listen and respond to affected populations. Internews has developed a new three-part…
30 March 2020
Managing misinformation in a humanitarian context, part one and two.
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InternewsRumours can cause anxiety, mistrust and misinformed decision making. To deliver appropriate and sustainable solutions we need to listen and respond to affected populations. Internews has developed a new three-part…
2 July 2019
‘Rumour has it’ handbook
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CDA CollaborativeA practice guide from the CDAC (Communicating with Disaster Communities) Network, documenting the most effective approaches, practices and tools when working with rumours in the community.
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