Are Elections Under Threat?

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#Episode 6 Daria Azariev-North Are Elections Under Threat?

Daria is the Program Manager at The International Foundation for Electoral Systems. Her work is focused on building democratic institutions and civil society to ensure election integrity and countering foreign influence in democratic processes.

A European-American from Chicago, now based in DC, she’s also spent time at the Atlantic Council and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Topics discussed:

• What is behind the increased interference by foreign and maligned actors
• How can we achieve better democratic resilience
• Why is cyber disinformation on the rise
• What is the playbook to overcome threats to elections
• What are the disinformation tactics emerging from Russia and China

Links for further reading:

To learn more about The International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) work in democracy-building and electoral integrity programming in Europe and across the globe, visit: https://www.ifes.org

IFES’ online discussion series, Democratic Resilience in Europe - https://www.youtube.com/@IFESRegionalEuropeOffice/videos

You can follow Daria on LinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/in/daria-azarjew/

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