What this kit is for, quoting: > "Our small team at Exposing the Invisible has been actively experimenting with ways to promote investigation as one of the mos

What this kit is for, quoting: > "Our small team at Exposing the Invisible has been actively experimenting with ways to promote investigation as one of the most important forms of engagement – not only political engagement, but engagement understood much more broadly, in the sense that every action is an important step toward the goal of wider public participation. Our reason for doing this is simple. We want to help people develop the ability to question information that is false, find information when it is scarce and filter information when it becomes overwhelming. We see this set of skills as a way to counter the suppression of opinions, bypass censorship, combat excessive secrecy and increase transparency so that people can rely on facts rather than opinions and assumptions. We all need the ability to assess the weight and seriousness of the narratives that are shaping our decisions and our sense of justice, and we should all be capable of differentiating between information that is misleading and information that we can rely on."