.🗽 Aimee Rinehart 🗽 of The Associated Press is an ICFJ network member exploring AI-based solutions to journalism’s challenges. The connections she has made with ICFJ help her “to not just think of news through an American lens,” she says.👇Share your story w/ICFJ: buff.ly/3w9mJ5p #ICFJ40

🇨🇺During his ICFJ Knight Fellowships Fellowship, José Jasán Nieves will focus on ensuring long-term sustainability for media in exile by improving financial independence, resilience & audience reach. Learn more about our 2024 cohort: buff.ly/4bj11LB

ICFJ fellow Marina Sedneva wrote about her experience as an exiled Russian journalist and shared with American journalists what they shouldn’t take for granted. On #WPFD2024 , read about her experience here: buff.ly/3ruSVOL

Support of exiled media “ensures talented, courageous journalists who have lost so much can continue to empower their communities with information that pushes back against propaganda and disinformation – even from afar,” writes ICFJ President Sharon Moshavi: buff.ly/3Uf5Lew

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Reporters are probing the sources behind election lies, after receiving ICFJ Disarming Disinformation grants & following an “Investigathon” where they workshopped their projects with mentors Patricia Campos Mello Giannina Segnini Craig Silverman & Laura Zommer. buff.ly/3xUW5yc

When used responsibly, AI can be incredibly useful for journalists and newsrooms, says ICFJ Knight Fellowships Fellow Nikita Roy. Read tips from our latest Empowering theTruth session, supported by Scripps Howard Fund: buff.ly/3WE9VPZ

Do you have an interest in supporting global journalism programs and training? Apply now for our program assistant position. As an integral part of our team, you will assist with the planning, budgeting and implementation of several programs. Learn more: buff.ly/3n8S2sx

While covering the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, what challenges do journalists face when attempting to factually represent conditions on the ground? Our upcoming IJNet Crisis Reporting Forum session with Media Diversity Institute will tackle this and more. Register here: buff.ly/3w5aPKt

“Trust language” in reporting can include explanations and details about why a specific story was pursued or what reporting approach was taken, and can help build audience trust. Read more here: buff.ly/4b1zcY0 Scripps Howard Fund

.Hannah Ajakaiye is a former ICFJ Knight Fellowships Fellow & the Founding Director of @FactsMatterNG. “The connection with ICFJ enabled me to do one of the stories that I regard as one of the biggest stories of my career,” she says. #ICFJ40

Why are Afghan journalists remaining in the profession in the face of such danger? Amu TV EiC Sami Mahdi says it is “because of the basic fact that if we do not continue this profession, our people will become voiceless. And that's what the Taliban wants.” #WPFD2024

🥁Announcing new ICFJ Knight Fellowships Fellows: Daniel Nardin, José Jasán Nieves, Luz Mely Reyes & Sannuta Raghu! They’ll be working on a variety of issues in journalism, connected by their aim of bringing together communities of journalists to share resources & best practices. buff.ly/4bj11LB

Investigative reporting teams across four continents are receiving ICFJ Disarming Disinformation grants to expose the sources and money behind electoral disinformation campaigns. Read about them here: buff.ly/3xUW5yc Scripps Howard Fund

.Afghan Fact-Checking, a fact-checking and verification website, is countering the spread of false information in #Afghanistan . Click to learn more about its work and the state of media in the country today: buff.ly/3w5EenN

🇻🇪As an ICFJ Knight Fellowships Fellow, Luz Mely Reyes will be creating communities and compiling resources for exiled journalists in the Americas. Learn more about our 2024 Fellows’s projects here: buff.ly/4bj11LB

An important read on #WPFD : For exiled Russian journalist & ICFJ fellow Marina Sedneva, journalism in the U.S. is a dream. “Here...journalists can still do their job mostly without the fear of being arrested for their work or being murdered because of it.” buff.ly/3ruSVOL

When used responsibly, AI can be incredibly useful for journalists and newsrooms, says ICFJ Knight Fellowships Fellow Nikita Roy. Read tips from our latest Empowering theTruth session, supported by Scripps Howard Fund: buff.ly/3WE9VPZ

“Before the return of the Taliban to power in August 2021, there were 600 media outlets across the country that were providing factual information to Afghan citizens,' said NEDemocracy’s Khalid Majidyar at an ICFJ #WPFD2024 event. Within the first year, half were shut down.

Do you have an interest in supporting global journalism programs and training? Apply now for our program assistant position. As an integral part of our team, you will assist with the planning, budgeting and implementation of several programs. Learn more: buff.ly/3n8S2sx