Tehran Central Veterinary Hospital and Khaneh Ashena
Navigating the Challenges of Misinformation in Rabies Control and Dog Population Management
Join Tehran Central Veterinary Hospital and for a critical workshop designed to tackle the spread of misinformation and disinformation in rabies reporting. This event aims to equip journalists and experts with the tools necessary to identify and debunk false claims, promoting accurate and evidence-based narratives in the media.
A Critical Examination of Rabies Facts, Myths, and Science Denial Techniques
This workshop will delve into the complexities of rabies control and dog population management, highlighting the importance of scientific literacy in reporting. Participants will learn how to critically evaluate information, identify pseudo-science, and recognize science denial techniques such as FLICC (Fake experts, Logical fallacies, Impossible expectations, Cherry picking, Conspiracy theories).
Evidence-Based Journalism in Tackling Misconceptions in Rabies and Dog Population Management
Through interactive sessions and expert presentations, attendees will gain insights into the challenges of misinformation in rabies control and dog population management. The workshop will emphasize the role of evidence-based journalism in promoting accurate information and debunking myths.
The Role of Media in Promoting Accurate Information on Rabies and DPM
This event will underscore the critical role of the media in shaping public perceptions of rabies and dog population management. Participants will learn how to responsibly report on these issues, ensuring that accurate and reliable information reaches the public.
Scientific Literacy in Rabies Reporting: Identifying Pseudo-Science and Promoting Evidence-Based Narratives
By focusing on scientific literacy, this workshop aims to empower journalists and experts to distinguish between fact and fiction in rabies reporting. Attendees will be equipped with the skills to identify and challenge misinformation, promoting a culture of evidence-based journalism.
Workshop Objectives:
- Educate journalists and experts on the challenges of misinformation in rabies control and dog population management.
- Provide tools and strategies for identifying and debunking false claims and promoting accurate information.
- Promote scientific literacy in rabies reporting and emphasize the importance of evidence-based journalism.
- Foster collaboration between journalists, experts, and stakeholders to improve the accuracy and quality of media coverage on rabies and dog population management.
Target Audience:
- Journalists and media professionals
- Experts in rabies control and dog population management
- Stakeholders from health and veterinary sectors
- Community leaders and educators
Workshop Agenda:
- Introduction to the challenges of misinformation in rabies control and dog population management
- Critical examination of rabies facts, myths, and science denial techniques
- Evidence-based journalism in tackling misconceptions
- The role of media in promoting accurate information
- Scientific literacy in rabies reporting
- Interactive sessions and expert presentations
- Group discussions and networking opportunities
Registration:
To register for this workshop, please contact us at:
Email:
[email protected]
Call:
+98 21 2623 2438
+98 21 2204 7257
Telegram/WhatsApp:
+98 939 439 0911
We look forward to your participation in this critical event aimed at improving the accuracy and quality of media coverage on rabies and dog population management.