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Apply! TRi Facts and Fact-checking Training and Mentoring Programme
TRi Facts, Africa Check’s training unit, invites community media organizations to apply for a two-day fact-checking and verification training workshop with continuing on-the-job support funded by the Raith Foundation.
Building a Culture of Fact-Checking in Community Media
From June 2018 to February 2019, TRi Facts will be running a fact-checking training and mentoring programme aimed at helping a community media organization implement fact-checking journalism that will form part of their editorial output.
Only two organizations will be accepted into this programme. Kindly submit your application before 10 June 2018.
You will need the following:
- Be prepared to commit your team to a two-day training workshop.
- Champion fact-checkers within your organization and partner organizations.
- Be able to participate in a mentorship programme until February 2019. The mentorship will be structured to suit the media environment.
- Commit to producing fact-checking reports (on a regular basis) between August 2018-January 2019).
- Participate in the monitoring and evaluation process of the programme.
Click here to apply
All expenses, including lodging, travel, and meals related to participation in the training programme will be covered by the organizer. This funding does not cover salaries or per diems, and only covers the cost of mentorship during the mentorship stage. There is no payment for participation in the monitoring and evaluation stages, and there is no payment for submission of fact-checking reports.
On completion of the programmes, TRi Facts will provide:
- A certificate of completion.
- An opportunity to have your fact-checking reports distributed via Africa Check’s channels should they meet certain standards.
For queries and to register contact Aniesha Bulbulia on email: [email protected]
