We all feel the heat from false or weaponised information.
Invisible networks produce propaganda that can endanger whole communities, tilt elections and derail life-saving relief work in situations where what people need most is clarity.
But, as bad actors get better at manipulation, the infrastructure and systems set up to combat misinformation are dwindling:
Governments and academics play vital roles, but community-rooted Civil Society Organisations are often the first to spot new narratives and the last to leave when crises hit. Their on-the-ground insight is priceless, but many still scrape by with:
Through conversations across the world the support that's needed has become clear:
Brink is scoping an Innovation Fund that would let CSOs build or buy the monitoring muscle they need and turn raw signals into action.
The aim would be to empower these organisations to:
To keep the fund laser-focused on real pain points and prevent duplication we need honest feedback from:
Email miranda@hellobrink.co with your details and we'll be in touch