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Strategic Communications: Insights from the commercial sector

by NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence

A useful publication further blending the world of public and private sector. It examines, how business communication practices can be applied on strategic communication used by public bodies and other organisations.

The NGO Handbook: Campaigning on Twitter

by Twitter

Twitter’s own guide specifically tailored to the needs of non-for-profit and non-governmental organisations.

EU vs. Disinfo

by European External Action Service East Stratcom Task Force

An EU website with regular updates on disinformation spread online. Except for the good examples of visual content to drive attention to disinformation, it also offers a long reading list of various materials on pro-Kremlin disinformation.

Information Pack on Counterspeech Labs

by Online Civil Courage Initiative (“European Initiative challenging hate speech and extremism online.” Founded by Facebook, led by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue)

A “counterspeech” guide to counter hate speech and extremist narratives developed for civil society organisations and actively involved citizens.

The Counter-narrative Handbook

by Institute for Strategic Dialogue

This handbook will guide you through the entire process of counter-narrative campaigning – planning, creation, duration and evaluation. If you do not wish to develop a campaign, it will also give you many concrete tips and links to tutorials on online communication and content creation.

Fake News, Facts and Alternative Facts

by University of Michigan

A compact online course developed by the University of Michigan on the topic of fake news and ways to evaluate quality of information online.

First Draft News

by Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government

A website using scientific methods to fight disinformation and misinformation, including tips and guidance on how to work with online information.

Counter-narrative toolkit website

by Against Violent Extremism

If you do not fancy reading publications, this website provides an interactive platform to learn more about counter-narrative campaigning and concrete case studies.

The Counter-Narrative Monitoring and Evaluation Handbook

by Institute for Strategic Dialogue

Already in a stage of developing a counter-narrative campaign? This monitoring and evaluation handbook provides guidelines on how to monitor and evaluate the campaign’s successes and effectiveness.