The Democratic Erosion Evidence Briefs (DEE-Briefs) aim to increase the accessibility, usefulness, and responsiveness of existing evidence for policymakers, civil society organizations, and other practitioners working on governance and democracy. DEE-Briefs are accompanied by our Democratic Erosion Evidence Brief Series, virtual public workshops designed to facilitate discussion around lessons learned and implications for future interventions.
Our first DEE-Brief, How Effective Are Media Literacy Interventions at Countering Misinformation in the Global South?, explores the effectiveness of media literacy interventions in the Global South. The brief is based on a larger, USAID-sponsored evidence review of efforts to counter misinformation around the world and an accompanying academic article.
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Please join our listserv to stay up to date about our policy brief and workshop series. For other inquiries, please contact Laura Paler, the evidence brief coordinator.