Collaboration Opportunities
MakeTruth.org is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment for advancing evidence-based research and combating misinformation. We actively seek partnerships with academic institutions, research organizations, independent scholars, and passionate individuals who share our commitment to factual accuracy and academic integrity.
Why Collaborate With Us?
- Impactful Research: Contribute to studies that have real-world implications for public understanding and policy.
- Access to Expertise: Work alongside a multidisciplinary team of researchers, data scientists, and subject matter experts.
- Broad Dissemination: Leverage our platform to reach a wider academic and public audience for your research findings.
- Resource Sharing: Gain access to specialized tools, datasets, and methodological support.
- Mutual Growth: Engage in a dynamic exchange of ideas and expand your research network.
Areas of Collaboration
Joint Research Projects
Partner with our team on new research initiatives from conceptualization and data collection to analysis and publication.
Data Sharing & Analysis
Collaborate on analyzing existing datasets or integrating new data sources to uncover novel insights into misinformation trends and impacts.
Methodological Development
Work with our experts to develop and refine innovative research methodologies for detecting, analyzing, and countering false information.
Educational Initiatives
Contribute to educational materials, workshops, or training programs aimed at enhancing critical thinking and media literacy.
Policy Briefs & Public Engagement
Collaborate on translating research findings into accessible policy recommendations and engaging with policymakers and the public.
How to Initiate a Collaboration
If you are interested in collaborating with MakeTruth.org, please reach out to our collaboration coordination team with a brief outline of your research interests or project proposal. We are open to diverse ideas that align with our mission.
For specific inquiries or to submit a collaboration proposal, please contact us through our Contact Researchers page.