Misinformation Guidance
Every day, we see headlines, posts, and videos—but not everything we see online is true. False or misleading information can spread quickly, influencing opinions, fuelling division, and potentially causing harm.
The good news: we can all play a part in stopping misinformation. By learning how to recognise it, fact-check it, and share responsibly, we protect not only ourselves but also our communities. Misinformation thrives when people share without checking. By pausing before posting, questioning sources, and relying on trusted organisations, you help stop misinformation spread.
Helpful Guides to Get You Started
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- UNICEF: A Quick Guide to Spotting Misinformation
Learn practical tips for fact-checking, staying informed, and talking about misinformation with others in a constructive way. - United Nations Verified + wikiHow: How to Spot and Counter Misinformation Online
5 free online courses to help you identify false information and respond effectively when you encounter it online
- UNICEF: A Quick Guide to Spotting Misinformation