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Tools

Resources to help you verify information and fight misinformation

🔍 The SIFT Method

A simple 4-step process to quickly evaluate any information you encounter online.

S

Stop

Pause before sharing. Don't react emotionally - take a moment to think.

I

Investigate the source

Who is behind this information? Are they credible experts on this topic?

F

Find better coverage

Look for other sources reporting the same claim. What do trusted outlets say?

T

Trace claims to origin

Where did this information originate? Find the primary source.

💡 Quick Tips

  • Check the date - old articles are often reshared as if they're new.
  • Read beyond the headline - it might not reflect the actual content.
  • Check your emotions - content designed to make you angry often spreads misinformation.
  • Verify before sharing - you're responsible for what you spread.
  • Consider the source's expertise - is this person qualified to speak on this topic?

A European project

Scientific Literacy as a Catalyst for Change: Addressing Pseudoscience and Science Disinformation in relation to Human Rights

A partnership of six organizations from Romania, France, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, and Bulgaria.

ASUR
Mythodologie
CICAP
SOYA
Zavod Boter
ECIESC
Co-funded by the European Union

This project is co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme. The content reflects the authors' views only, and the European Commission and National Agency cannot be held responsible for any use of this information.

Project reference: 2024-2-RO01-KA220-YOU-000278874

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