Journalists, journalism students and public servants working in communications can attend this free online course.
The Brazilian Association of Investigative Journalism, with the support from the Association of the Members of the Courts of Audits in Brazil and the Inter-American Development Bank, is accepting registrations for an online course on control mechanisms, transparency and investigative journalism.
Participants will learn how the Brazilian state works, the structure behind controlling bodies, fundamentals of administrative and financial regulations, AI use in investigations, and the best practices in transparency and government communications.
Classes will run from August 18 to October 22, with live sessions, assignments and on demand content.
The registration deadline is August 10.