How can we tell whether the posts, articles and claims we see on the internet are true?
As this guide to social media #verification explains, it doesn’t need to be difficult. bellingcat.com/resources/2021…
As this guide to social media #verification explains, it doesn’t need to be difficult. bellingcat.com/resources/2021…
Sometimes, a critical mindset and a close look at the context of an image or post are often all it takes to discover whether a piece of content is genuine.
Verification is key to a lot of the work we do at Bellingcat.
You can read some of our previous work on the subject and how we have identified misinformation and disinformation via the following links
You can read some of our previous work on the subject and how we have identified misinformation and disinformation via the following links
You can also find a bunch of interesting tools that can help debunk misinfo and disinfo in the Bellingcat Toolkit via this link docs.google.com/document/d/1Bf… 
Other useful sources for learning about verification include The Verification Handbook verificationhandbook.com
The likes of @firstdraftnews have also put together some very handy resources firstdraftnews.org/training/verif…
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