This resource offers practical guidance for research organisations supporting staff targeted by online abuse from outside the institution, including cases where the harassment escalates offline.

It contains a pool of ideas to set up systems to deal with incidents of harassment, as well as proactive measures to protect researchers from online harm. These ‘building blocks’ reflect existing approaches in New Zealand and international institutions, and recommendations from researchers who have experienced harassment.

This playbook was developed in consultation with 40 New Zealand civil society organisations and communities. It examines the shift from violent groups to online extremism, highlighting digital literacy, audience communication, and proactive engagement with at-risk individuals.

An opinion piece published in The Post discussing at Meta’s removal of fact-checking and its potential impacts on the public sector in Aotearoa.

A short, accessible toolkit to help the general public understand disinformation as a phenomenon and the risks it poses to electoral democracy.

In this podcast episode, Avery is joined by Distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley. He is a highly regarded sociologist with expertise in the areas of demography, immigration, diversity, and political and ideological extremism.

An opinion piece for Newsroom by Kyle Matthews, a research fellow at He Whenua Taurikura, the National Centre of Research Excellence for Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism.

The Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA) toolkit for libraries to understand and respond to attempts to censor, remove, or restrict access to a publication, item or event.