ISD finds how TikTok’s failures in moderating online gender-based violence fuels misogyny, silences women’s voices & threatens democracy—especially during elections.
Pilot study “Mapping the GerManosphere” reveals how misogynistic online groups in German-speaking spaces mirror global networks & threaten democracy.
Part of an ongoing study, this briefing analyzes Canadian extremists’ online activity from September to November 2024, exploring the platforms used, the issues being discussed, and the tactics employed to target communities.
This briefing analyzes Canadian domestic extremists’ online activity from January to August 2024 —platforms used, key issues, and targeted communities — as part of ongoing study.
This study is the first of six papers that aim to provide insights into the online landscape of hate speech and misogyny in Jordan.
This toolkit empowers individuals to confront antisemitism online and offline by offering strategies to challenge hate and build digital resilience.
This report explores the nature of online violence targeting women candidates on TikTok during the French legislative election campaign, held from 9 June to 7 July 2024.
ISD finds that women candidates for the 2024 EU election faced more misogynistic abuse on TikTok than men, creating barriers to political participation.
In its fourth call, the Mayor of London’s Shared Endeavour Fund’s Call Four reached 58K+ Londoners, boosting resilience to extremism and intolerance.
This report examines how German far-right actors use generative AI, the narratives on which they concentrate, and the tactics they employ to disseminate this content.
