Building Resilience with Information Literacy and Information Health: Submission to Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media

Mathieu O'Neil, Robert Ackland, Rachel Cunneen

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Abstract

To counter foreign interference, the information resilience and skills of the Australian public must be increased in a manner that restores trust in public institutions. We define three key resilience principles – non-partisanship, speed, and transparency. We present an information literacy research program conducted in four Canberra schools in 2022, and outline an ongoing research program to develop tools to map the health of online information environments. These research projects implement our three resilience principles and could inform information literacy and information health campaigns and initiatives that will make the Australian public more resilient.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationCanberra, Australia
Number of pages20
Publication statusPublished - 17 Feb 2023

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