DISAMBIGUATION
Volume 2 is a focused collection of work created during a workshop on information disorder which was conducted during the Double Exposure Symposium in 2019. The objective of the workshop; to identify and understand the types of information disorder, and then to use art as a mechanism for exploring potential solutions to information disorder and truth decay. This volume is available as both a print and download, intended to be used as a workbook or guide for further discussion and creative solutions.

CONTRIBUTORS

Robin Bell
Kenyatta Cheese
Sharleen Chen
Adam B. Forman
Scott Kinsey
Sebastian Meyer
Felix Salmon
Jenn Topper
Michelle Vaughan

RESOURCES

First Draft - Verification Essentials
First Draft - Information Disorder
George Mason University - Conspiracy Theory Handbook
DataJournalism - Verification Handbook
NPR - Comic/spot fake news
Shorenstein Center/Harvard - Information Disorder Lab
Bellingcat - Resources video
Dart Center - User Guide
Amnesty International - Citizen Evidence
Atlantic Council - Disinformation 
RAND Corp. - Truth Decay
SJN - COVID-19 story tracker
PressThink - problems
Axios - Combating Coronavirus Misinformation
Graphika - Reports
Frontline Club - Recorded panel discussion on disinformation, 4.7.20
ProPublica - Investigating A Viral Video 4.10.20
Wolfram Alpha
TinyEye
Poynter

SUPPORT

Double Exposure
100 Reporters
Democracy Fund Solutions Journalism Network
Reporters Committee For Press Freedom
Vero True Social
Knight Center for Journalism In The Americas
Why Is This Interesting - (essay)