Misinformation poses a growing risk to organisations and institutions, as it can affect both their work and the trust they have built with the communities they work with. In response to this challenge, the European Parliament is launching a practical course aimed at communication teams and professionals from organisations and institutions, taught by experts from Fundación Maldita.es
Throughout the session, participants will learn how to detect, prevent and respond to disinformation narratives. Real-life examples will be analysed, their impact will be assessed and examples of good practices for tackling disinformation from civil society will be shared.
Who is it aimed at?
This training is aimed at communication, advocacy, volunteer and institutional relations teams from organisations and institutions that want to learn more about the phenomenon of disinformation.
How to register?
To participate, you must sign up for this event. Remember that to access it, you must be registered in thetodosjuntos.eu community.
The European Parliament and the Maldita.es Foundation will issue a certificate of participation to those who complete the training.
Date: Thursday, 29 January
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Location: Online training
More information: European Parliament
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