Discusses the concept of informational resilience in order to establish a relationship between emotions and collaborative networks in contexts of disruption of the information landscape. It stems from a conceptual analysis based on empirical research that explores the concept of informational resilience in the field of information. Notes that emotions determine collaborative networks and the transition in the face of informational uncertainties. It concludes that the perspective of emotions can help the analysis of collective processes of coping, transition and informational autonomy in contexts of rupture of information scenarios, such as the digital health infodemia generated by COVID-19.