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May 26 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
#HappeningNow COVID Vaccine Hesitancy and the Path Forward with Nicole Grable, @angengere, @DrenGerguri, and Judes Jonathas
@DrenGerguri: there are different motives for those spreading misinformation and malinformation, such as financial or political incentives
@angengere: We are now seeing a spillover of the spread of misinformation to different vaccine campaigns.
Judes Jonathas: there is a lot of tension in Haiti because of the rumors that spread before we knew much about COVID.
@angengere for fact-checkers, it's important to know where and how misinformation is spreading in order to address it.
Judes Jonathas: face-to-face communication is really important for some cultures to receive information directly from their local leaders - we need to talk about the science in our own language.
@DrenGerguri a model for quickly checking your resources asks, 1) who is the author; are they credible 2) is this piece being reported by other outlets; is it available elsewhere, 3) what are the other sources in the news - text, photos, or videos?

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