[Air-L] coronavirus, misinformation, mental health and online media - resources

[Rueller, Sarah]

Dear all,

there is already this: https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/
(not taking any credit, just sharing).
Also the respective facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/221979475862484/?notif_id=1584301055340532&notif_t=group_name_change

Best,
Sarah

Sarah Rüller M.Sc.
Research Associate and PhD student

YALLAH! Project Coordination // www.yallah.exchange<http://www.yallah.exchange>
CRC 1187 - Media of Cooperation
Digital Publics and Social Transformation in the Maghreb

University of Siegen // Information Systems and New Media

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Phone: +49 271 740 3474
Mobile: +49 162 354 2046

On 18. Mar 2020, at 11:41, Mergen <mergend7 at gmail.com<mailto:mergend7 at gmail.com>> wrote:

Dear all,

I would suggest developing a Handbook or even Encyclopedia on Covid
research from various discipline viewpoints. My area is policy analysis,
someone else could work on media research, medicine, engineering perhaps
etc. Or else, group in bunches and develop each book on their own. In any
case, research grants would certainly help.

Any ideas?
Please flag if someone would work with me on the policy analysis side.

Mergen Dyussenov (PhD)
Academy of Public Administration under the President of Kazakhstan


ср, 18 мар. 2020 г., 15:34 Craig Hamilton <Craig.Hamilton at bcu.ac.uk<mailto:Craig.Hamilton at bcu.ac.uk>>:

Hi all,

Many people in my personal networks are concerned about the things they
are seeing related to COVID-19 (coronavirus) in their social media feeds,
or in parental WhatsApp groups. It occurred to me that a short list of
resources for people to read and/or share might be useful at this time.

I wondered if list members could suggest short, easily digestible,
public-facing resources that provide useful guidance on the
sharing/consumption of misinformation or unverified health advice on social
media and other channels (e.g. WhatsApp). In addition, similarly
short/digestible resources or other advice around the self-care
implications of consuming rolling coverage of the outbreak may well be
useful.

I’d be happy to collaborate with others on pulling the eventual list of
resources together, should any of you be interested in doing that.

Kind regards, and I hope you are all staying safe.
Craig

Dr Craig Hamilton
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