Guide sur la Mesure et l’Évaluation (M&E) d’Impact à destination des associations
Cette ressource a pour vocation d’aider les organisations de la société civile à déployer une stratégie de suivi et d’évaluation.
Cette ressource a pour vocation d’aider les organisations de la société civile à déployer une stratégie de suivi et d’évaluation.
A technical evaluation which captures the achievements, challenges and lessons learned from local programming aimed at enhancing local multi-agency coordination.
Cette publication a pour vocation d’analyser les conséquences de l’exclusion de RT et Sputnik France du paysage informationnel français ainsi que le type de discours que cette mesure a contribué à alimenter dans les communautés ou circulent de nombreux narratifs extrémistes et/ou de désinformation.
This baseline report was produced by ISD and its partner Act! to study and evaluate community-based P/CVE interventions in the Kenyan counties of Isiolo, Nakuru and Kwale.
This toolkit from ISD and B’nai B’rith, in partnership with UNESCO, provides insights to help drive civil society responses to online antisemitism.
This report provides an overview of the scale and scope of Russian-language online hate targeted at Central Asian labour migrants. Additionally, it lists a series of recommendations for addressing anti-migrant hateful and polarising content online.
This report highlights how extremists in the U.S. have capitalised on the COVID-19 pandemic to engage in violent attacks, produce and promote conspiracies and disinformation and intimidate those whose professions relate to managing or reporting on the coronavirus.
This paper explores the various harms arising out of Italy’s anti-lockdown movement, and the overlap with extremist communities.
Eine gemeinsame Datenrecherche von ISD Germany und HateAid zeigt, dass der Bundestagswahlkampf 2021 stark durch Hass und Hetze im Netz geprägt war. Im Fokus der Analysen: rassistisch und sexistisch motivierte Aussagen gegenüber Kandidierenden im Wahlkampf September 2021.
This analysis explores the interplay between the Australian far right and far left online across Twitter, Facebook and Gab. Crucially, it provides an evidence base which demonstrates that the far-right is much more prone to violent rhetoric than the far-left, pushing back against conceptions which paint them as equivalent threats.