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Research Meets Practice: Transitions Joins Two International Networks

How can research and practical experience better inform one another? At Transitions, we believe the strongest solutions emerge when academics and practitioners work side by side.

We’re proud to announce that Transitions has joined both the UNESCO Media and Information Literacy Alliance and ACTOR (Association of Conspiracy Theory Researchers). These international networks bring together researchers and practitioners working on media literacy, disinformation, and democratic resilience areas that have long been central to our work.

For years, we’ve worked directly with journalists, educators, librarians, civil society organizations, and local communities across Europe. By joining these networks, we’re looking forward to contributing our field experience while developing new collaborations that transform research into practical action and practical challenges into meaningful research questions.

Interested in collaborating on applied research or developing a joint project? We’d love to hear from you via transitions@tol.org.