Jiore Craig is a globally recognized strategist, speaker, and researcher who works at the intersection of politics, technology, and culture. She has lived and worked around the world in cities like London, Chicago, Washington D.C., and Brussels, giving her a broad international perspective on how power, digital media, and information shape modern society. Her work centers on understanding how misinformation, online influence, and digital harm affect democracy and public trust. Jiore is passionate about helping people build accountability and connection in an increasingly divided world, and she believes in using communication and research to “brighten things up” by fostering understanding across differences.

Professionally, Jiore has advised global organizations, leaders, and public figures on navigating the digital age, particularly in areas like election integrity, media literacy, and online safety. She has been featured in major outlets including The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times, and has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and Showtime’s The Circus. Her work bridges technology, culture, and governance, and she often focuses on empowering women and underrepresented voices in leadership and politics. Splitting her time between London and Chicago, Jiore brings a global, forward-thinking approach to every conversation about democracy, communication, and the future of information.