The World Bank Group in Liberia invites CAMDL Executive Director, Taweh Johnson, to participate virtually in the High Level Regional Summit on Digital Transformation in West and Central Africa.
CAMDL is a Member of the UNESCO Media and Information Literacy Alliance.
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The U.S. Embassy in Monrovia has recognized and appreciated CAMDL work on International Fact-Checking Day.
We are grateful to the U.S. Embassy Monrovia for appreciating and recognizing our contribution to society.
CAMDL Executive Director, Taweh Johnson, selected to serve as Local Consultant.
CAMDL Executive Director, Taweh Johnson, has been selected to serve as the Local Consultant for the Global Affairs Canada and NDI Social Impact Assessment on Disinformation in Liberia.
CAMDL Executive Director, Taweh Johnson, attends Info Integrity Conference in Praia, Cabo Verde.
CAMDL is grateful to UNESCO and CFI-The French Media and Development Agency for facilitating the trip.
The World Bank Group invites CAMDL Executive Director as Panelist at Digital Liberia Week 2025
CAMDL Executive Director, Taweh Johnson, served as a panelist during the Cybersecurity Session.
Here's how we’re making Liberians become responsible promoters of reliable and credible information in Liberia.
Media Literacy
The organization has conducted public awareness on Media Literacy at six Schools in Rural Montserrado with over five hundred(500) senior high school students in attendance. The schools include: Lucy Gibson School and Montserrado Technical Institute in Mount Barclay, Kingsley Lington Academy and Confidence School in Fendell and New Jerusalem School and Careysburg Public High School in Careysburg. Moreover, we organized a two-day Media Literacy Awareness for over fifty (50) students of the Department of Communication and Media Studies at the University of Liberia.
Digital Literacy
Campaigners against misinformation and disinformation in Liberia in partnership with Orange Digital Center hosted a one-day Digital Literacy Workshop for eighteen (18) students from six schools in Rural Montserrado County at the Orange Digital Center in Congo Town, Monrovia. Those students now serve as ambassadors in the fight against misinformation and disinformation in their schools and communities in order to sustain the peace in Liberia especially during and after the upcoming Presidential and Legislative Elections and beyond.
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Taweh Johnson
Founder/ Executive Director
Thomas Logan
Communications Director
Blessing Garwo
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Ruth Davies
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Many politicians use social media to promote their campaigns. The electorates have to verify information on social media.
James Kollie
Student, Confidence School in Fendell, Rural Montserrado, Liberia
I really appreciate your visit to our institution. It has taught us about misinformation and disinformation. During devotion on campus, I will tell students about these three steps to follow: STOP, REFLECT AND VERIFY information before sharing it online.
Yatta George
Student, Montserrado Technical Institute in Mount Barclay, Rural Montserrado, Liberia
Not everything you see online can be factual. If you see any post or information online you have to verify it before sharing it with the public.
Surprise Mulbah
Student, Lucy Gibson School in Mount Barclay, Rural Montserrado, Liberia
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