From training to practice: Afri’Kibaaru puts biodiversity on the media agenda
Four countries, one day, sixteen reports. To mark International Day for Biological Diversity, twenty journalists from West and Central...
From digital technology to universities: SA7 is accelerating the integration of fact-checking in the Arab world
Over the course of ten months, the SA7 project has strengthened the foundations of the fact-checking ecosystem in several countries across...
98 journalists, 300 articles: Media Parity is shaking up the media landscape on gender issues
Nearly 50 journalists and 22 media organisations from five countries in southern Africa (Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Lesotho, Zambia) were...
Central Asian Media Forum: artificial intelligence at the heart of debates on information integrity
In Central Asia, as elsewhere in the world, the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) by the media...
Comunidad Informada: Strengthening information integrity in South America
In South America, disinformation contributes to the polarisation of society and to the erosion of trust in institutions and the media.
Creating stories that transcend borders: the launch of Crossed Perspectives in the Western Balkans
Twelve young people from the Western Balkans gathered in Tirana, Albania, for a two-day intensive training course as part of the regional...
When Journalists and Civil Society Sit in the Same Room: Lessons from Zambia
Although the media shapes public perception, coverage of marginalised groups in Zambia often relies on stereotypes and pity-driven...
Comoros: CFI takes a further step towards helping the media achieve economic and editorial viability
CFI's job, by implementing projects and supporting the media, is to encourage the development and strengthening of viable and sustainable...
Investigation Lebanon project: off to a flying start, following the selection of five media outlets and a journalist
Two calls for applications led to the selection of five media outlets and one journalist.
5 things we learned about access to information for underserved communities in Central and Eastern Africa – and why they matter
Access to information is often treated as a question of infrastructure - connectivity, devices, bandwidth. In reality, the biggest barriers...
Telling stories across borders: Crossed Perspectives launches in the Western Balkans
12 young people from the Western Balkans gathered in Tirana, Albania for an intensive two-day training as part of the Crossed Perspectives...
Retroperspective #1 – HIV/AIDS: An epidemic of fake news
On 5 June 1981, one of the US Centres for Disease Control reported a worrying form of pneumocystis, a singular form of pneumonia linked to...