We are thrilled to have successfully concluded the inaugural edition of SheLEADS, a leadership programme designed for Indian women leaders.
In this first edition, held on September 14-15, 2024 in Goa, twelve remarkable women from nine diverse sectors came together for an immersive two-day experience. SheLEADS offered these trailblazers a strategic pause—a chance to step away from their demanding routines to reflect, learn, grow, network, and reignite their purpose as leaders.
At the core of SheLEADS is a vision to build a supportive, dynamic network that empowers today’s women leaders and lays the foundation for future generations.
Here’s a glimpse into the incredible journey of #SheLEADS2024, and join us as we build on this momentum, leading us forward to an even more impactful SheLEADS 2025.
#SheLEADS #WomenInLeadership #WomenInBusiness #LeadershipProgramme
FirstCheck & DataLEADS present the next edition of #HOI2024 this December!
Join the leading voices in #healthcare to deliberate the role of technology, health communication & communities in the route to build a healthier India.
Register here- https://shorturl.at/qKpNz
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#healthcare #infodemic #healthcommunication #healthofindia #HOI2024 #vaccine #healthequity #healthcareheroes #ayushmaanbharat
In the demanding world of leadership, it’s easy to put yourself last. But taking time for your passions, your well-being, and recharging your mind is just as important as achieving goals. 🌼
This #worldmentalhealthday, here’s a gentle reminder: Pause. Breathe. Invest in yourself—you deserve it. 💖
#SheLEADS #womeninbusiness #Leadership #mentalhealthmatters
— Dominique Ben Dhaou
#shellywalia, Executive Editor @thequint, discusses how the nation faced a probable deluge of misinformation during the recently concluded elections. She highlights how the Shakti Collective united prominent news outlets combat election-related misinformation effectively.
#shakticollective2024
#googlenewsinitiative
@misinfocombatalliance
For more: www.projectshakti.com
Does #informationoverload distract #climatereporters?
Sangeetha Rosemarie Rajeesh for the Centre for Investigative Journalism
#ClimateAdvocacy #ClimateMisinformation #ClimateChange
The world is witnessing one of the biggest elections undergoing in India.
While these elections are a testament to the democracy of India, the country also faces its fair share of challenges with respect to the democratic processes. To discuss such issues, the webinar organized by DataLEADS will bring together Indian and foreign experts to shine light on some of the significant political questions.
Join us, this June 4 2024, at 4 PM.
Register here- https://lnkd.in/g4bxD-7M
We believe, that in every project we pursue, we intend to tell the stories that miss out on the mainstream gauge. Such is the intention of Asian Dispatch, our newest initiative on the block which is placed to bring the stories of #Asia through, and a mandatory lens of #AsianReporters.
The collective is slowly evolving into a wholesome bunch that we intend to introduce to you all, very soon. We hope you are following the page here Asian Dispatch.
This #InternationalFactCheckingDay, we are working towards authentic stories, verified voices, and highlight representation.
🎉 Thank you to all applicants! 🙌 Our cohort is now selected and we can't wait to share the news with you. Stay tuned for the big reveal - it's going to be epic! 🚀
#AsianDispatch #StayTuned #ComingSoon
In a world prone to #informationoverload, it is important to note that misinformation manifests itself. Sometimes, lies are not evident which means that detecting #misformation and #disinformation can be a long tedious journey.
Our FactShala Media Ambassador Ritu Kapur from The Quint elaborates the three questions created by the Digital Inquiry Group, formerly known as the Stanford History Education Group, that one should ponder upon before sharing any piece of information.
1️⃣ Who is behind the information?
2️⃣ What is the evidence?
3️⃣ What do other sources say?
This video is part of the Factshala Ambassador Programme video series, created through a partnership between DataLEADS and MediaWise with support from the Google News Initiative.
*At the time of this recording Stanford History Education Group’s name change to the Digital Inquiry Group had not taken place.
Just like traffic signs on the road, there are warning signs one must heed when you navigate through the online highway of information. Ritu Kapur, Managing Director and Co-founder, The Quint and FactShala ambassador, walks you through the three warning signs that signal misinformation, and what you should do when you see them.
This video is part of the Factshala Ambassador Programme video series, created through a partnership between Dataleads and MediaWise with support from the Google News Initiative.
Watch Full Video Here: https://lnkd.in/gQhBJtu2
We believe the stories of Asia, must be told by Asians without the Western gaze and historic stereotyping.
With Asian Dispatch, we are uncovering Asia's stories, perspectives, and experiences. A testament to the power of long-form journalism, delivering the raw, unfiltered truth, the platform will focus on the pillars of our collective identity together.
For more details check out: www.asian-dispatch.com
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Have you experienced while searching on Google, it automatically completes your sentence or when you search a song online and other related songs appear in the suggestions. Algorithms play a big role in what we watch. Algorithms are not always bad, but they can keep us limited in what we read and watch by only circulating material the mathematical equation thinks we want.
@ritkaps , Managing Director and Co-founder @thequint explains.
This video is part of the Factshala Ambassador Programme video series, created through a partnership between DataLEADS and Mediawise with support from the Google News Initiative.
Watch Full video here: https://youtu.be/RDRmhgBwAig?si=AJ1f4JtKo4_Mlczo
