‼️Job alert: Research Fellow for Misinformation Detection careers.nus.edu.sg/NUS/job/SPECIA…

Might be of interest if you're into research. It covers various open-source tools that can help streamline your work: medium.com/p/94bafae31a5d #ResearchTools #AcademicResources #OpenSource

Exciting opportunity! A 6-month paid Editorial Fellowship in Beirut for mid-career journalists and editors: thepublicsource.org/join

WHO comments on United States announcement of intent to withdraw The World Health Organization regrets the announcement that the United States of America intends to withdraw from the Organization. WHO plays a crucial role in protecting the health and security of the world’s

The Society is building a collaborative voice in the field of #healthcomm. I’m proud to be a new member—find out how you can get involved. If you join today, membership is free! societyforhealthcommunication.org Health Comm Society

Excited to present at the 30th Annual Philippine Studies Forum in Japan at University of Tokyo! Anyone else in Tokyo June 20-23? Would love to catch up 🙂 #PhilippineStudies​​​​​​​​​​ #APSFJ

From our latest issue: 'Populism, conspiracy narratives and governmentality in Duterte’s Philippines', by Fernan Talamayan intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

Grateful to my colleagues, friends, and fellow researchers who have found my work useful. My publications have now been cited over 100 times 🙏

My curiosity about how conspiracy narratives worked during Duterte's presidency inspired this research. Found it fascinating how populist rhetoric can channel public anger into governmental control, even while claiming to represent “the people”against elites.