BIRN Kosovo has announced a call for applications for its second two-day training course on investigative reporting and fact-checking, part of the EU-funded project ‘Strengthening Quality News and Independent Journalism in the Western Balkans and Turkey II’. The training aims to combat fake news and disinformation by equipping journalists with skills to identify and report verified information. The course will feature regional and international media professionals sharing their expertise.
Training on Investigative Reporting and Fact-Checking
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for Training on Investigative Reporting and Fact-Checking are:
Individuls with:
- Final-year journalism students
- Recent graduates
- Young and professional journalists
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Benefits
The benefits of the Training on Investigative Reporting and Fact-Checking are:
- Practical training on spotting fake news and providing verified information
- Opportunity to join a Fellowship Program for cross-border investigations and fact-checking
- Travel costs and accommodation covered by BIRN
- Networking with regional and international media professionals
Application process
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