Letter in The Times
Restless Development’s UK Director writes to The Times to highlight the work of Youth Against Misinformation.
Social media companies fail to tackle anti-vaccine misinformation
Young people are reporting anti-vaccine misinformation but tech platforms are failing to remove it, finds a new report released by the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) and Restless Development.
Will to Act Report
As part of our Youth Against Misinformation campaign, in partnership with the Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), we have produced this report on social media’s role in misinformation.
International Citizen Service (ICS)
Creating sustainable change through volunteering.
Youth Stop AIDS
Youth-led campaigning, speaking out, taking creative action and engaging governments, global institutions and corporations to end AIDS by 2030.
#TriThisAtHome
Has lockdown ruined your summer holiday plans? Well never fear, #TriThisAtHome is here! Running, walking or cycling from home, you can join thousands of people to virtually travel the world (that’s 40,075km!) to help those affected by covid-19. The kilometers you travel will count towards reaching some of the world’s most famous landmarks – from …
Youth Power Solidarity Meetups
Over the past four months, as an expression of solidarity and youth power, the youth power panel have been bringing young people together from all over the world, to connect and share ideas around COVID-19. The idea is to support young people to meet with others around the world – others they wouldn’t typically have …
Response to merging DFID and FCO
Restless Development responds to the merging of two government departments in the UK: The Department for International Development (DFID) and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO).
Fighting Racism
Restless Development’s commitments to anti-racism.
Youth activists report misinformation but social media firms fail to take action
Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are failing to take action against more than 9 in 10 posts containing misinformation about coronavirus which are reported to the platforms, according to new research