If we (1) support better journalism and reporting on disinformation, (2) improve newsroom and social media production processes including fact checking and moderation, and (3) train audiences to be literate in assessing media, then we can give the public better tools to interpret and reject disinformation.In turn, these efforts will help to reduce the impact of disinformation (e.g., on particular topics which were the programme’s focus) and to strengthen disinformation resilience among individuals and communities, a characteristic vital to any democracy.