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Uduak Edet Defended Thesis
In August 2023, Uduak Edet successfully defended her Master's thesis titled "The Influence of Information Disorder on Climate Change Adaptation Practices of Farmers in Lagos State, Nigeria". Her research is significant as it sheds light on how misinformation affects the decision-making process of farmers regarding climate change adaptation practices. Uduak has decided to pursue a doctoral degree to further explore this topic.
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Misinformation in the Agri-Food Context: A Caribbean Perspective
A webinar series of the misinformation research platform
Join us for webinar 2 on misinformation in the agri-food context, featuring Dr. Jeet Ramjattan, a recent PhD graduate student of the University of the West Indies, researcher, and public extension agent.
Date: Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Time: 11:00 AM (Eastern Daylight Time)
This event aims to shed light on the challenges and consequences of misinformation in the agri-food industry, exploring its impact on farmers, consumers, and the overall food system. Mr. Ramjattan's research focuses on the role of information and communication technologies in agricultural extension and development. He is particularly interested in using social media to promote sustainable agriculture and food security.
Whether you are a farmer, consumer, or simply interested in the agri-food sector, this event is a must-attend to stay informed and contribute to the fight against misinformation. Register now to secure your spot and be part of this enlightening virtual gathering!
Register here:
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Thesis Defense by Hadis Azizi
Global and Local Discourse on Climate Change Misinformation: The Perspective Based on the Conversations on X (formerly known Twitter) and Iranian Agricultural Advisor
On December 7, 2023, Hadis Azizi successfully defended her thesis. Her research focused on analyzing global conversations on X (formerly Twitter) regarding climate change misinformation related to agricultural development. She then used the preliminary findings to understand the perception of agricultural advisors about climate change misinformation in her home country, Iran. Her work has provided valuable insights into our initiatives to combat agri-food, climate change, and rural misinformation.
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Dr. Chowdhury Visit Sri Lanka
Dr. Chowdhury participated in the technology stewardship project visit in Sri Lanka led by Dr. Gordon Gow at the University of Alberta from November 10-22, 2023. Dr. Chowdhury is the co-applicant of the project. During his time there, he attended several meetings and discussions related to agri-food misinformation, including a presentation to 300 undergraduate students at the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka, as well as visits with key stakeholders and knowledge sharing events. The students, faculty members at the University of Peradeniya, and agricultural advisory service professionals from Sri Lanka were all highly interested in learning more about agri-food misinformation and how they could work to address this issue in their country.
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Kasuni presented in the Canadian Communication Association
Kasuni Sachithra Illesinghe Kankanamge presented her research on how virtual communities of practice in Sri Lanka utilized Facebook for knowledge mobilization, learning, and tackling misinformation related to agri-food during the annual conference of the Canadian Communication Association in May 2023.
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Kasuni presented in the Canadian Communication Association
Kasuni Sachithra Illesinghe Kankanamge presented her research on how virtual communities of practice in Sri Lanka utilized Facebook for knowledge mobilization, learning, and tackling misinformation related to agri-food during the annual conference of the Canadian Communication Association in May 2023.
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Uduak Edet Defended Thesis
In August 2023, Uduak Edet successfully defended her Master's thesis titled "The Influence of Information Disorder on Climate Change Adaptation Practices of Farmers in Lagos State, Nigeria". Her research is significant as it sheds light on how misinformation affects the decision-making process of farmers regarding climate change adaptation practices. Uduak has decided to pursue a doctoral degree to further explore this topic.
Published
Misinformation in the Agri-Food Context: A Caribbean Perspective
A webinar series of the misinformation research platform
Join us for webinar 2 on misinformation in the agri-food context, featuring Dr. Jeet Ramjattan, a recent PhD graduate student of the University of the West Indies, researcher, and public extension agent.
Date: Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Time: 11:00 AM (Eastern Daylight Time)
This event aims to shed light on the challenges and consequences of misinformation in the agri-food industry, exploring its impact on farmers, consumers, and the overall food system. Mr. Ramjattan's research focuses on the role of information and communication technologies in agricultural extension and development. He is particularly interested in using social media to promote sustainable agriculture and food security.
Whether you are a farmer, consumer, or simply interested in the agri-food sector, this event is a must-attend to stay informed and contribute to the fight against misinformation. Register now to secure your spot and be part of this enlightening virtual gathering!
Register here:
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Thesis Defense by Hadis Azizi
Global and Local Discourse on Climate Change Misinformation: The Perspective Based on the Conversations on X (formerly known Twitter) and Iranian Agricultural Advisor
On December 7, 2023, Hadis Azizi successfully defended her thesis. Her research focused on analyzing global conversations on X (formerly Twitter) regarding climate change misinformation related to agricultural development. She then used the preliminary findings to understand the perception of agricultural advisors about climate change misinformation in her home country, Iran. Her work has provided valuable insights into our initiatives to combat agri-food, climate change, and rural misinformation.
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Dr. Chowdhury Visit Sri Lanka
Dr. Chowdhury participated in the technology stewardship project visit in Sri Lanka led by Dr. Gordon Gow at the University of Alberta from November 10-22, 2023. Dr. Chowdhury is the co-applicant of the project. During his time there, he attended several meetings and discussions related to agri-food misinformation, including a presentation to 300 undergraduate students at the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka, as well as visits with key stakeholders and knowledge sharing events. The students, faculty members at the University of Peradeniya, and agricultural advisory service professionals from Sri Lanka were all highly interested in learning more about agri-food misinformation and how they could work to address this issue in their country.
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