Climate Action Against Disinformation Fellowship-2025
Applications are now open for the Climate Action Against Disinformation Fellowship. This fellowship is part of the Climate Action Against Disinformation (CAAID) program, which aims to combat the spread of false and misleading information related to climate change. More than 50 journalists and verification experts (fact-checking and verification specialists) will be selected as fellows.
Objective of the Fellowship:
The primary goal of this fellowship is to ensure that participating journalists and experts are better equipped to address climate crises arising from the spread of misinformation and deceptive claims.
Training Areas:
The fellowship will offer comprehensive training in areas such as:
1. The science of climate change
2. Climate policies and solutions
3. Digital fact-checking
4. The spread of misinformation targeting climate change and climate activists
Specialized Training:
The program will also include focused training on specific cases of misinformation. It aims to provide journalists with the necessary tools and knowledge to effectively tackle climate-related issues in their reporting.
Duration and Stipend:
The fellowship will last for six months, and selected fellows will receive a stipend.
Who Can Apply:
Journalists and fact-checking experts interested in contributing to the fight against climate-related misinformation are encouraged to apply.
Application Deadline:
The last date to apply is June 30, 2025.
Objective of the Fellowship:
The primary goal of this fellowship is to ensure that participating journalists and experts are better equipped to address climate crises arising from the spread of misinformation and deceptive claims.
Training Areas:
The fellowship will offer comprehensive training in areas such as:
1. The science of climate change
2. Climate policies and solutions
3. Digital fact-checking
4. The spread of misinformation targeting climate change and climate activists
Specialized Training:
The program will also include focused training on specific cases of misinformation. It aims to provide journalists with the necessary tools and knowledge to effectively tackle climate-related issues in their reporting.
Duration and Stipend:
The fellowship will last for six months, and selected fellows will receive a stipend.
Who Can Apply:
Journalists and fact-checking experts interested in contributing to the fight against climate-related misinformation are encouraged to apply.
Application Deadline:
The last date to apply is June 30, 2025.