Kesa WhiteWhite Nationalists are Driving the CRT Conversation Online
Read moreCritical race theory (CRT) has become an important topic of discussion, but parent activists and governments are not the only…
Jordan McSwineyGab’s Gift to the Far-Right
Read moreAs major social-networking platforms such as Facebook and Twitter have increased their efforts at moderation to crack down on hateful…
Dr. Amarnath AmarasingamTurning the Tap Off: The Impacts of Social Media Shutdown After Sri Lanka’s Easter Attacks
Read moreThis blog post is a summary of key findings from research published by the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism as part of…
Kabir TanejaThe Social Media Anatomy of New Radical Groups in Kashmir
Read moreIn December 2020, a new militant group called the “United Liberation Front (ULF)” operating in Jammu & Kashmir made its…
Peita RichardsResearching the Far-Right in a World on Pause: An Overview of Secondary, Public and Archival Data Sources
Read moreIn the immediate aftermath of the 6 January attacks on the United States Capitol Building, in Washington D.C., it seemed…
Jonathan Lewis“Take Nothing But Pictures, Leave Nothing But (Digital) Footprints”: Social Media Evidence From the US Capitol Siege Perpetrators
Read moreAs the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Justice continue their investigations into the alleged insurrectionists at the US…
Rachael FalkCountering the Veil of Deep Encryption
Read moreFor Australians, it is an image that will forever define the scourge of Islamist terrorism. The smiling face of Khaled…
Meili CriezisRedpill the “Parler Refugees”: White Supremacist Strategies for Radicalising Trump Supporters on Telegram
Read moreOn 6 January, insurrectionists stormed the US capitol and disrupted the confirmation of election results in the House and Senate;…
Dr. Maura ConwayWhy Deplatforming the Extreme Right is a Lot More Challenging than Deplatforming IS
Read moreIn the wake of the mob violence at the US Capitol last week, Amarnath Amarasingam published a 17-part Twitter thread…
Kabir TanejaIntersection of Social Media, Foreign Policy and Extreme Narratives: An Example from India
Read moreIn 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the world and states struggled to contain the economic fallout of shutting…
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