Collaboration of Indian fact-checkers @AFPFactCheck @boomlive_in @FactlyIndia @AFWACheck @newsvishvas @QuintFactCheck and @meedan | Founded by @hrvenkatesh
The fact-checking consortium @ektanewsco is welcoming five new members in an effort to counter misinformation ahead of the upcoming elections and other critical moments of national interest.
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Ekta is receiving applications for the final workshop of our 'Building the next generation of fact-checkers' series. Journalism and mass communication students, apply here https://t.co/m1lE7ABWQd to grab a seat.
"This collaboration was very important for us at AFP. We have done informal partnerships all over the world but this was the first time that we directly worked with students and reached out to colleges for a fact-checking programme," said @RizviUzair @factchecknet@ektanewsco
Jency Jacob @jencyjac said, "The thought of bringing everyone together, who should be conducting the workshop...we felt that at least two member groups should do one workshop. These are small things but they bring quality to work...
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The lightning round of TruthSeekers Conference on 'Collaboration Over Competition: Why Fact-Checking Organisations Have Come Together' has begun. We are joined by @Sneha_Alexander, @kritikagoel27, @jencyjac, Factly's Bharath Guniganti & @RizviUzair. @ektanewsco@factchecknet
In Ekta's 6th fact-checking workshop of 2022, @RizviUzair of @AFPFactCheck & @pallavimishraa_ of @newsvishvas are training around 50 journalism students how to identify & address online mis/disinformation.
Excited to train potential fact checkers. The more we train J-school students in verification, the quality of newsrooms will improve when they take full time jobs.
.@hrvenkatesh, @d1vyaChandra & @jencyjac of @boomlive are the trainers for Ekta's 5th fact-checking workshop for journalism students in 2022. From fact-checking tools to ethics, these workshops are designed to give a hands-on learning experience for future fact-checkers.