Learn how foreign adversaries exploited social media—and what we can do about it.
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Dear John,
Did the spread of misinformation and the toxic online environment during the 2024 election cycle leave you concerned? You’re not alone.
This week, Issue One released a new report ([link removed]) uncovering how American social media platforms, compounded by partisan attacks on civil society, empowered foreign adversaries to wage sophisticated information warfare in the 2024 election.
Join us for a special webinar ([link removed]) on December 11 at 4 PM ET, when we’ll dive deeper into the report’s insights and discuss bold, actionable solutions to:
* Improve the design of technology platforms to nurture, rather than undermine, American democracy.
* Expand research, education, and public awareness about foreign influence threats.
* Restrict adversaries’ influence on social media and in our political process.
* Hold platforms accountable for enabling foreign propaganda.
Tune in ([link removed]) to hear from leading experts, including the report’s co-author and members of Issue One’s Council for Responsible Social Media, as they share what’s at stake and how we can build a healthier, more resilient information ecosystem.
Your investment in this work helps us continue to fight for truth, accountability, and a stronger democracy for all Americans. As the year ends, we hope you will consider making an additional tax-deductible contribution ([link removed]) to sustain our efforts. None of this important work would be possible without your direct support.
Thank you for standing with us in this critical fight. We hope to see you at our webinar.
Warm regards,
ALIX FRASER, Vice President, Technology Reform
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