We are a non-profit foundation based in Spain that protects information integrity and builds public trust through journalism, education, technology, research, and policy advocacy.
We cultivate an active community of citizens who contribute to disinformation monitoring, content verification, and amplification of fact-checked information.
We deliver in-depth analyses and investigations into disinformation trends and Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI). We fact-check, prebunk, and argument-check claims and narratives while tracking how platforms respond to mis- and disinformation threats.
We develop AI-powered tools and automated systems for early detection, analysis, and response to disinformation campaigns at scale. We export these technologies to enable partner organizations across the globe to multiply their impact and guarantee sustainability.
We work with policymakers, stakeholders and institutions to develop evidence-based policies that protect information integrity while preserving freedom of expression and democratic values.
We equip people of all ages with skills to navigate today's information environment. We create innovative resources from videogames to theatre productions, adapted for diverse groups.
We build cross-border and multi-sectoral alliances with media, civil society, educational and research centers to exchange tools, skills, and knowledge.
Combining advanced technology and citizen participation, we create comprehensive defenses against threats to information integrity.
Explore Our Work →We identify threats that undermine information integrity and their capacity to cause harm using robust, transparent methodologies.
We transform evidence-based findings into accessible formats that resonate with diverse audiences.
We equip people of all ages with the skills to navigate today's complex information environment.
We turn research into action, mobilizing citizens and providing evidence to policymakers in order to pursue efficient public policies in protecting information integrity and freedom of speech.
Learn about our latest achievements, international collaborations, and the impact of our work
The European RURCODE project publishes its first report on the digital habits of children aged 8 to 16 in Cantabria, Valencia and Brussels, showing that they are connected and active on social media, but exposed to risks they do not always know how to manage.
We analysed more than 1,000 YouTube channels that use artificial intelligence to impersonate doctors and identified 20 that falsely claimed to cure cancer. After reporting them, all of the channels were still online 72 hours later, and 45% were still monetising their content through YouTube itself.
Explore our innovative initiatives that combine technology, education, and collaborative networks to strengthen information integrity at scale
Training programme with the European Parliament in Spain to strengthen capacities of journalists, teachers, communicatio...
Joint university programme with Universidad Carlos III de Madrid offering a microcredential in cybersecurity specificall...
European project to improve media and digital literacy and digital rights knowledge among rural children and adolescents...