The Coverage and Reception of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
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Fostering resilience against war disinformation among the youth:CORECON joins forces with FORTHEM’s DisInfoResist to develop a research study and intervention for schools
DisInfoResist is the name of the FORTHEM student-driven pilot study and intervention project devoted to building up resilience to disinformation on Russian-Ukrainian conflict among Polish teenagers. It took place in Opole in the spring semester of 2024 and was carried out by a group of University of Opole MA students of English Philology supervised by…
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Tracking false narratives about Russian-Ukrainian conflict: A workshop with students on addressing fake news challenges in both research and practice
On 8th April 2024 Ecaterina Ilis (ULBS) delivered a guest lecture “Researching fake news: Understanding the challenges” and a workshop to University of Opole MA students majoring in Language and Communication in the English Philology study program. Given her long-standing interest in critical discourse analysis of mediated fake news in the context of COVID-19 pandemic,…
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Why do we need to study the coverage and reception of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in Polish, Romanian and English-language media?
Ion Surdu, a journalist at Turnul Sfatului, a local online newspaper in Sibiu is interviewing Prof. Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska, the director of a recently initiated research project at University of Lucian Blaga in Sibiu. The version of the interview in Romanian can be found here. Ion Surdu: Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska is a professor of linguistics and communication…