Specialist agency seeks experienced journalists and fact-checkers

JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 30 May 2024

FACTUAL, a new specialist agency founded by Wudan Yan, is accepting applications for journalists with fact-checking experience. The agency aims to facilitate connections between vetted fact-checkers and content creators.

Summary

Journalists with fact-checking experience are invited to apply to work with a new specialist agency.

FACTUAL, an upcoming fact-checking agency founded by independent journalist Wudan Yan, is now accepting applications from journalists and fact-checkers. The agency aims to connect vetted fact-checkers with nonfiction writers, publishers, and producers dedicated to creating compelling and accurate content.

Applicants must provide at least two references.

Application deadline: June 30, 2024

Key Points

Applications are open until June 30, 2024.
Seeking journalists with fact-checking expertise.
Agency aims to connect writers with vetted fact-checkers.
Applicants must provide at least two references.
Founded by independent journalist Wudan Yan.

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