Consortium

Co-Inform brings together a multidisciplinary team of scientists and practitioners, that with citizens, journalists, and policymakers will create tools to foster critical thinking and digital literacy for a better-informed society. 

Co-Inform tools will be developed by a top-notch interdisciplinary team of social scientists (the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, the Cyprus University of Technology and the University of Stuttgart), fact-checking journalists (FactCheckNI), computer scientists (the UK Open University, the International Hellenic University and eGovlab – Stockholm University) and software developers (Expert Systems Iberia and Scytl). The project also counts with the support of key international organizations such as the Council of Europe, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), the International Fact-Checking Network and Antirumours Global, among others.