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Lilia Zaharia

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Journalists, educators, local officials and communication professionals participated in the workshop on how to identify, tackle and counter gendered disinformation in Taraclia, a town in southern Moldova, with a sizable Russian-speaking Bulgarian community.
Journalists, educators, local officials and communication professionals participated in the workshop on how to identify, tackle and counter gendered disinformation in Taraclia, a town in southern Moldova, with a sizable Russian-speaking Bulgarian community. © IWPR

Moldova: Workshops Tackle Gender-Based Disinformation

Trainings explore how to identify, tackle and counter the phenomenon.

22 Apr 24
Zinaida Mocan, Mariana Dîmcenco.
Zinaida Mocan, Mariana Dîmcenco.

Moldova’s Women Mayors

Local elections see growing representation as candidates defy barriers.

8 Mar 24
At the training event in Chisinau, participants learned the basics of podcasting.
At the training event in Chisinau, participants learned the basics of podcasting. © Lilia Zaharia

Moldova: Learning Key Skills to Counter Disinformation

Training events cover advanced fact-checking, conflict sensitive communication and open-source intelligence.

10 Mar 23
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