EMK Center Presents Short Course on Fact-checking 2021
It will be a virtual workshop. Registration going on!
Designed for journalists, media professionals, students and promising youth writers, the Short Course on Fact-checking is a six-day course that includes lessons on identifying reliable sources in fact-checking, debunking misinformation, authenticating news in real-time and differentiating facts from disinformation.
The sessions will be facilitated by:
Julfikar Ali Manik, Prominent investigative journalist
Stringer, The New York Times
Stringer, The New York Times
Shahed M Ali, Senior News Editor,
Daily Prothom Alo
Morshed Noman, Chief Reporter,
The Business Standard
Borhanul Haque Shamrat, Senior News Editor,
News24
Partha Shankar Saha, Senior Journalist,
Daily Prothom Alo
Rashedul Alam Rasel, Senior Journalist,
Daily Prothom Alo
There will be six sessions, lectures followed by evaluation and the participants will be provided with a certificate from EMK Center. The sessions will take place on August 09, 12, 16, 19, 23 and 26.
Created in 2012, the EMK Center is a non-partisan platform committed to open dialogue, informed action & more. The Center is co-managed by the American Center of the U.S. Embassy in Dhaka & the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB)
Location:
BangladeshBenefits
Participants will receive:
- Virtual Certificate
Eligibilities
Anyone on or off Facebook can participate
Eligible Regions: BangladeshApplication Process
To apply, please visit the Official Link or Apply Now.
Application Deadline: August 5, 2021
Application ClosedOfficial linkFor Further Queries
For any further queries, please refer to the official link
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