This course covers basic knowledge for journalists and bloggers in Ukraine about gender stereotypes and violence and how to avoid writing gender-biased stories.

This course covers basic knowledge for journalists and bloggers about gender stereotypes and ways to avoid writing gender-biased text.

How to prevent and manage online crisis management for organizations.

How to break through disinformation on social media with organic and paid strategies.

Harnessing evolving technology to use simulations as a training tool.

How to analyse raw information to find compelling stories.

How to work in contexts where access to information is severely limited.

How to build an investigation using basic OSINT tools.

Using spatial and media analysis to investigate possible human rights violations.

How analysis of videos from conflict zones can be used to better document human rights violations.

Campaigns can now use social media to target potential voters.

How to use illustration, data visualisation and animation to present information in a coherent and engaging way.

This course looks at the particular challenges facing journalists in Georgia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Moldova.

The main goal of the course is to educate aspiring and experienced journalists from Central Asia how to write quality stories and become a freelance journalist.

This webinar describes the process of putting together data visualisations through three primary steps: Data, Sketch, and Coding.

How different outlets have reported on COVID-19 and used data to give a greater understanding of the issue.

In this 7 part course you will find the tools to fact check stories that might be fake news or disinformation.

How visualisations can be used to communicate a story in a more compelling way.

This course is designed for novice and trainee journalists who want to understand and begin to produce analytical materials.

In this detailed presentation Albert Cairo gives a crash-course on the subject of data visualisations.