Identifying VAWG stories, interviewing & protecting sources and fact checking.

10 weeks

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10 lessons

By Maryam Abdulrasheed

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This course will teach tutees the importance of storytelling and development, interviewing and protecting your sources and the importance of fact-checking as you report on Violence against Women & Girls. It will involve video presentations with animation and infographics and a text version of each module.

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10 Weeks

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Introduction to this course
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Module 1 -What is story development?
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Module 2- Sources of stories on Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG)
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Module 3- How to use Multi/media to tell your stories.
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Module 4- Skillsets you should have to efficiently use multimedia in your storytelling.
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Module 5- Understanding Online and Offline Media; Observing and identifying changing trends in storytelling.
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Module 6- Stories of gender based violence that changed the world.
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Module 7- What are sensitive sources?
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Module 8- How to interview and protect sensitive sources.
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Module 9- What is Fact Checking? Why is it necessary in reporting and storytelling?
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Module 10- How to fact check information using online tools and offline processes.
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