@Areai4Africa @yunusandyouth @riseupforgirls I am passionate about broadening access and inclusion in #STEMeducation#SDG4. I commit my service to improving African communities & eradicating poverty through effective #femaleeducation and technology service empowerment programmes. #Educationtuesday#Educationforall
🙌 Discover valuable insights on nurturing #InclusiveData practices and approaches.
📲 @ToluOwa_Adeyemo from @Code4Africa shares lessons from #FestivalDeDatos on navigating AI realities, what an African GDPR could look like, and more.
Read the blog 🔗 https://t.co/0yAE6SPRSC
Why are Africans more concerned about #disinfo than audiences elsewhere?
Find out @ Africa's launch of @risj_oxford's #DNR24 report, that drills into media trends in 🇰🇪+🇲🇦+🇳🇬+🇿🇦
Super proud @Code4Africa co-funded + co-produced it, for 3rd yr.
➡️ https://t.co/mfaAj9KxpE
🦙Come and hear me talk @CSVConference about some of our award-winning @Code4Africa open data adventures. I’ll flesh out some strategies to maximise the impact and replicate it in other regions and geographies.
#csvconf#opendata
Tonight with some of my best mates and fellow @CheveningFCDO Alumni at the @ngBritish Study UK Alumni Awards 2023/24.
Congratulations to all the finalists and all the winners 👏🏽
Congrats Dr. @AkindeCassandra 🏆
I am so proud to be a Chevening Alumna! This week, I am joining my Chevening fam to celebrate 40 years of our network excellence and impact. Thank you, @UKinNigeria and @ngBritish, for the invitation 🤗 I had a splendid time with my fellow alumni.
#Cheveningat40#ChooseChevening
📣 SURVEY: Have the recent T̶w̶i̶t̶t̶e̶r̶ X changes impacted your work?
@Code4Africa + @PollicyOrg are conducting research to identify African organisations affected by the introduction of paid access to certain API or data.
✍️ Share your thoughts here: https://t.co/1i42eOBmuk
🚨 We’re hiring!
We’ve got a vacancy for a Communities Product Manager, someone who can cultivate impact-driven communities among media professionals and technologists.
💡 Find out more about this exciting opportunity here: https://t.co/rIm5OSMenr
This massive undertaking involved journalists from Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya working together over two years to document the ravages of climate change — and of fossil fuel extraction and deforestation — on lakes across the Nile River basin. https://t.co/3gA3dhVi7H
#DNR23 results: Trust in news in 🇿🇦 is declining
Despite a 4 percentage point decline📉, trust in news remains high by international standards. @News24 and @BBCAfrica are highly trusted news organisations.
View the @risj_oxford#DNR23 here: https://t.co/JVpYpitAuE
🚨 Save the date: The launch of the 2023 @risj_oxford Digital News Report, 22 June
Join our panel discussion on the global #DNR23, including insights into news media in 🇰🇪Kenya, 🇳🇬Nigeria, and 🇿🇦South Africa.
✍️ Sign up to attend here: https://t.co/bgmM33iEOI
We’re hiring❗️
@Code4Africa has a vacancy for a full-time training coordinator to join its Knowledge team.
Note: Proficiency in English and French is required.
🌍 Position based in Kenya, Nigeria or South Africa.
✍️ Apply here: https://t.co/ANmmr7fP9Q
I moderated a thought-provoking panel discussion on "Editorial Tips&Tricks when working with issues of Religion and Disinformation." 🗞️✝️☪️Our esteemed panelists explored the challenges, strategies, and ethical considerations faced by editors in navigating this complex terrain
✍️ Reporting on extremist networks
Day two of our training event, in partnership with @ICFJ, covered the do’s and don’ts of reporting on extremism with @Aliyussufiy, hidden bias in the media with @josephdokhare and editing religious extremism articles with @aneetah_Efemena.