IBERIFIER es candidato a los Premios Alejandro Echevarría por la lucha contra la desinformación

El proyeto IBERIFIER esta nominado en la categorias “Premio a la Innovación en la lucha contra la desinformación” e “Premio al Compromiso en la lucha contra la desinformación”, de los Premios Alejandro Echevarría.

La gala de premiación – III Edición de los Premios Alejandro Achevarría – se llevará a cabo en febrero. Hay 78 candidatos en el concurso en distintas categorias.

La Fundación Comunicando Futuro – Alejandro Achevarría tiene como propósito luchar contra la desinformación reconociendo y fomentando las buenas prácticas de organizaciones, profesionales y proyectos ejemplares para la sociedad. Los Premios Alejandro Echevarría son la plataforma clave para exponer y divulgar su labor.

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