The Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) is an independent, non-profit social enterprise dedicated to exposing human rights abuses, war crimes, disinformation, and online behavior harmful to women and minorities. Through open source research, digital investigations, and collaboration with media partners, CIR works tirelessly to amplify the impact of their work. CIR's projects in Myanmar, Ukraine, and Afghanistan are at the forefront of efforts to investigate and document these critical issues.

As certified members of Social Enterprise UK, CIR operates with transparency and accountability. While they do receive funding for specific projects, all their income goes toward supporting their mission, with no profits going to shareholders. CIR also accepts donations, and their financial accounts are independently audited annually.

They work collaboratively with governments, academia, independent media organizations, and volunteers to combat the erosion of trust caused by disinformation and online harms. CIR is entirely independent, with no affiliation to intelligence agencies. With a small office in London and a global team of passionate investigators and researchers, CIR invites individuals to get involved through job vacancies, internships, research associates programs, or volunteer opportunities.

Their Resilience Network, an alliance of like-minded individuals and organizations, also aims to protect democracy and expose information manipulation. For more information, visit their website or contact them directly