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The TAQASI Project is a 6-month project that looks to provide targeted training for Jordanian journalists on identifying fake news, particularly content generated by Russian media outlets. In implementing this project, TAQASI is expected to result in strengthened capabilities among journalists to detect, identify, fact-check, and verify fake news as well as the competence to raise public awareness on fake news disseminated on and by Russia in a way that avoids adverse consequences.

The project is implemented by MENAACTION, under a grant by the US Department of State, through the US Embassy in Amman.

Objectives

TAQASI is expected to result in strengthened capacities among journalists to detect, identify, fact-check, and verify fake news as well as the competence to raise public awareness on fake news disseminated on and by Russia in a way that avoids adverse consequences.

Objective I

Equip Jordanian journalists with skills and tools to detect and identify fake news.

Objective II

Establish journalist-led fact-checking and verification mechanisms for fake news.

Objective III

Strengthen Jordanian journalists’ capacities and visibility to raise public awareness of fake news using fact-checked and verified sources.

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