by: E Rosalie

E Rosalie is an interdisciplinary scholar at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with a variety of interests: science policy, health security (public health + national security), and disinformation. She cultivates a range of experiences, and in the past year contributed to the HIT-COVID study published by Nature, volunteered on the Covid Tracking Project at The Atlantic, team-wrote a policy memo published in the Journal of Science Policy and Governance, and started a disinformation database called Hoaxlines via her science communication project, NOVEL SCIENCE. To follow her work, subscribe to NovelScience.Substack.com.

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Data Debunks False Narratives About The Border

Conservative pundits and elected officials have been pushing a “border crisis” narrative that lays blame exclusively on Biden. There’s just one problem: The facts say otherwise.

by E Rosalie on March 26, 2021

Republicans’ Anti-Asian COVID Rhetoric Was A Deliberate Strategy

After it was clear Trump was mishandling the pandemic, he called it the "Chinese virus" and the National Republican Senatorial Committee sent out a memo outlining their plan to deflect blame to China.

by E Rosalie on March 18, 2021

Russian State-Media Aligns With GOP Messaging After Capitol Attack

RT is expanding their disinformation tactics and pivoting to complaints of censorship. As in recent years, they are on message with Republicans.

by E Rosalie on February 19, 2021