Online COVID-19 Misinformation in Asia: Patterns, Tools, and Paths Forward

February 24, 2021

On 20 January 2021 at 7 pm, Bangkok time, on behalf of the partnership from Access Health, FHI360, Koe Koe Tech, and Networks Strategies for Health, organized a Prince Mahidol Award Conference (PMAC) webinar on Online COVID-19 Misinformation in Asia: Patterns, Tools, and Paths Forward. Our panelists discussed patterns and drivers of misinformation in the Asia region, the efforts to monitor and combat COVID-19 misinformation, and the challenges and risks related to the balance of free speech and protection from harm.

Please click here to watch the webinar.

Valerie Shelly

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Valerie is Project Manager at ACCESS Health in Singapore. She manages the secretariat work for Bone Alliance Singapore, assists with research and development projects, and supports the Health Futures communications team. Most recently, she conducted infectious disease and pediatric neurodevelopment research for the National University Health System in Singapore. Valerie holds a Master of Public Health degree from Indiana Wesleyan University.

Online COVID-19 Misinformation in Asia: Patterns, Tools, and Paths Forward

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