World Health Organization (WHO) Expert Group for Ethics of Social Listening and Infodemic Management (External organisation)

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• Projects

• Expert advisor: Young people, social media use, and infodemic management.

  Project: Consultancy

• Considerations for Conducting Rapid Community Assessment in Adolescent Populations & Digital Contextss and Digital Contexts

  Project: Consultancy

• Impacts

• Consultant Advisor, World Health Organisation (WHO)--ongoing

  Impact: Policy impacts, Health impacts, Technology impacts

• Activities

• Nothing About Us, Without Us: Research Ethics for Infodemic Activists

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

• Advisory Panel member. Detecting Harmful Health Information Narratives among Maori Communities. With Auckland U of Technology (NZ) & Brown University (US)

  Activity: End user engagement and expertise › Advisory position

• "What they talk about when they talk about Social Listening." Invited talk for symposium on Governance of Social Listening in the context of Serious Health Threats, University of Hong Kong.

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

• Ethics in Planning Interventions in Infodemic Research Management

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

• Prizes

• FAS Essential Travel Grant

  Prize

• Research Outputs

• WHO Toolkit for Rapid Community Online Interaction Analysis: (Young People edition)

  Research output: Book/Report › Other report › peer-review

• Infodemic ethics in infodemic management

  Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Textbook contribution