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DUBAWA is excited to announce its upcoming capacity-building workshop for Bloggers, Influencers and Journalists in Liberia, scheduled for November 2025.
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, influencers, bloggers and journalists in Liberia are increasingly using their platforms to disseminate a wide range of information. This workshop is a timely intervention designed to equip participants with the essential skills to combat information disorder, recognise and report foreign information manipulation (FIMI), and use open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools to uphold the ethics of good journalism.
Key Training Highlights
- Expert-Led Sessions: The training will be led by professional fact-checkers, journalists, and digital media experts.
- Dynamic Curriculum: The workshop will feature a mix of theoretical and practical approaches.
- Essential Skills: Learn how to understand misinformation, combat foreign information manipulation (FIMI), and use open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools.
- Hands-on Learning: The training will cover topics such as reverse image search and metadata analysis.
Expected Outcomes
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
- Identify hidden disinformation campaigns.
- Demonstrate a stronger ability to identify and refute false claims.
- Use digital tools confidently to investigate content.
- Contribute to reducing the spread of information disorder in their communities.
Eligibility
The workshop is open to Bloggers, Influencers and Journalists in Liberia who are passionate about upholding truth and accountability in the digital age. Whether you are a seasoned media professional or a budding blogger, we encourage you to apply.
Diversity and Inclusion
We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive learning environment for all participants. Therefore, we encourage female media practitioners and media practitioners with disabilities to apply.
Application process
To apply, click the application form. The deadline for applications is 22nd October, 2025.
(This project is sponsored by the Centre for Journalism, Innovation and Development with support from the Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism of Liberia.)
