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Gender Mis/Disinformation and Hate Speech

Tales of Turning recently completed a social media observations report, which examines public online data to uncover how digital hate actively targets and silences women, feminists, and LGBTQI+ communities. This comes on the back of more extensive social media listening work done by the organisation. To talk about this and more, we will have Jenna-Lee Strugnell, Tales of Turning Director, joining us.

You can read the full text of the report here:
Tales of Turning Observations Report: Gender Mis/disinformation and Hate Speech (2026)

We would like to further explore other work by Tales of Turning, particularly with relation to their method of gaining insight into the online misinformation and the Manosphere through social media listening. You can prepare to this discussion by reading this forthcoming paper:
Amabel Y. Jeon and Madeline Jalbert, Exploring the Effectiveness of Social Truth Queries to Address Online Misinformation in a Polarized Context

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This reading and discussion group is designed for professionals who work with men and boys and anyone who wants to stay on top of current research, policy trends, and evolving conversations about masculinities. The aim is to build shared expertise, deepen our understanding, and support ongoing professional development in a fast-moving and often politically charged area of practice.

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