Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

2015 Walter Cronkite Awards. For more information, visit www.cronkiteaward.org.

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

100,000 adults in Northern Ireland have no home. Billboard advertisement by Simon Community. Donegall Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland. (c) Allan LEONARD @MrUlster

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

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Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Common Cause's "The Lessons of Watergate" conference at the National Press Club, March 13-14, 2013

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

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Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Agnes STRICKLAND (1796-1874). Educated at home, Strickland benefited from her father's belief that girls should have the same education as boys. In 1840, she embarked on the nine-volume historical work, Lives of the Queens of England. Although co-written with her sister Elizabeth, it was agreed that Agnes would appear as author on all their publications. Their pionerring research was guided by the motto, "facts not opinions". The Lives provided inspiration for historians and writers of historical fiction. By John HAYES (1786-1866). National Portrait Gallery. London, England. © Allan LEONARD @MrUlster

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Agnes STRICKLAND (1796-1874). Educated at home, Strickland benefited from her father's belief that girls should have the same education as boys. In 1840, she embarked on the nine-volume historical work, Lives of the Queens of England. Although co-written with her sister Elizabeth, it was agreed that Agnes would appear as author on all their publications. Their pionerring research was guided by the motto, "facts not opinions". The Lives provided inspiration for historians and writers of historical fiction. By John HAYES (1786-1866). National Portrait Gallery. London, England. © Allan LEONARD @MrUlster

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)

Workshops for Journalists on fact-checking and countering Mis-disinformation in Ghana -ACCRA (DAY 1)