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#Episode 20
How are Latinos Being Exposed to Disinformation
Roberta Braga is the director for counter-disinformation strategies at Equis, a set of organizations working to better understand the Latino electorate within the United States.
Originally from Brazil, her impressive CV includes stints at the Atlantic Council, Baker McKenzie, and the National Endowment for Democracy.
Her team has led extensive research on understanding how false narratives take hold amongst Latino communities and the role of trusted messengers in countering disinformation.
Topics covered:
How, where, and what disinformation is the Latino community being exposed to
Media consumption trends within the Latina community and how borderless media consumption affects attempts to change opininon
How disinformation attempts aimed at the Latino community are not just affecting Latinos
Who is more susceptible and vulnerable to disinformation efforts
Learn more about the work of Equis - https://www.weareequis.us/en-US/our-story
Follow Roberta on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bragaroberta/
Too Much (dis)Information
The podcast that explores everything related to disinformation and online networks. To help us make sense of the global town square that is social media, in every episode, our host speaks to a fresh voice to uncover the good, bad, and fake online.
This podcast believes that we are at a pivotal moment in the fight against disinformation. Many people apply the word disinformation to everything from fake news, bot networks, malicious actors, influence operations, manipulation, inauthentic accounts, social media imposters, OSINT threat intelligence, and much more.
So do we...
From the trends to the tools, Too Much (dis)Information brings you the experts on the front line fighting disinformation, and all its forms, across the public sector, brands, cyber security professionals, and academia.
Brought to you by Cyabra
#Episode 20
How are Latinos Being Exposed to Disinformation
Roberta Braga is the director for counter-disinformation strategies at Equis, a set of organizations working to better understand the Latino electorate within the United States.
Originally from Brazil, her impressive CV includes stints at the Atlantic Council, Baker McKenzie, and the National Endowment for Democracy.
Her team has led extensive research on understanding how false narratives take hold amongst Latino communities and the role of trusted messengers in countering disinformation.
Topics covered:
How, where, and what disinformation is the Latino community being exposed to
Media consumption trends within the Latina community and how borderless media consumption affects attempts to change opininon
How disinformation attempts aimed at the Latino community are not just affecting Latinos
Who is more susceptible and vulnerable to disinformation efforts
Learn more about the work of Equis - https://www.weareequis.us/en-US/our-story
Follow Roberta on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bragaroberta/
Too Much (dis)Information
The podcast that explores everything related to disinformation and online networks. To help us make sense of the global town square that is social media, in every episode, our host speaks to a fresh voice to uncover the good, bad, and fake online.
This podcast believes that we are at a pivotal moment in the fight against disinformation. Many people apply the word disinformation to everything from fake news, bot networks, malicious actors, influence operations, manipulation, inauthentic accounts, social media imposters, OSINT threat intelligence, and much more.
So do we...
From the trends to the tools, Too Much (dis)Information brings you the experts on the front line fighting disinformation, and all its forms, across the public sector, brands, cyber security professionals, and academia.
Brought to you by Cyabra
33 min