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Internationally recognized expert on disinformation and democratization. Author of How to Lose the Information War (Bloomsbury, 2020) and How to Be a Woman Online (Bloomsbury, 2022). Currently vice president at the UK-based Center for Information Resilience, a nonprofit focused on countering disinformation. Has advised governments, international organizations, and tech companies; testified before the US Congress, UK Parliament, and European Parliament. Previously led the Disinformation Governance Board at the Department of Homeland Security (2022) and served as a Fulbright Clinton Public Policy Fellow advising Ukraine's Foreign Ministry on strategic communications (2016–2017).
Sources in this wiki
- How to Lose the Information War: Russia, Fake News, and the Future of Conflict (University of Texas at Austin, 2021)
- How to (Really) Lose the Information War (Dartmouth College)
Topics
- disinformation, active-measures, propaganda, information-warfare, counter-narratives, online-harassment
Notes
Expert practitioner with deep experience in Central and Eastern European information operations and U.S. government responses to disinformation. Her analysis bridges between academic research and policy implementation, with particular focus on how foreign disinformation campaigns exploit domestic polarization.