Open Minds Institute
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| Formation | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Type | Think tank, non-profit organization |
| Purpose | Media pluralism, antipropaganda initiatives |
Founder & Chief Executive | Sviatoslav Hnizdovskyi |
| Website | https://www.openmindsinstitute.org/ |
The Open Minds Institute (OMI) is an international think tank established to cultivate media pluralism and fight propaganda in authoritarian regimes and areas of their influence.
The Open Minds Institute[1] unites an analytical center (around 20 experts on propaganda, social and political psychology, and data analytics from places like Harvard, Columbia University, Higher School of Economics, and others).
OMI also consists of regional research centers for Russia, Belarus, Germany, and Middle East that conduct opinion polls, research, narratives ideation, and coordinates the decentralized initiative groups in the countries affected by propaganda.
The main project of the OMI is the Information Strategies Council of Ukraine, a coordinating unit on strategic communications in Russo-Ukrainian War.
Russo-Ukrainian War 2022 Case[edit]
The Open Minds Institute was created to resolve the problem of chaotic informational resistance initiatives in regions like Russia and Belarus that risked bringing more harm than good during Russo-Ukrainian War.
Uncoordinated narratives in the information campaigns often provoke more aggression toward Ukraine and increase trust in Putin’s government.
OMI provides a unified strategy and coordination in informational campaigns directed at Russia and Belorus with the sufficient use of social and political psychology methods to fight propaganda.
References[edit]
- ↑ Barnes, Julian E.; Wong, Edward (2022-04-13). "U.S. and Ukrainian Groups Pierce Putin's Propaganda Bubble". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2022-04-13.
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