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[CLOSED] Call for Applications: Investigative Fellowships To Tackle Religious Intolerance

[CLOSED] Call for Applications: Investigative Fellowships To Tackle Religious Intolerance

by Code for Africa | Nov 17, 2020 | Announcement, Closed, Deadline Passed, Fellowship, Nigeria, Sudan

Do you want better insight into how religious freedoms and extremism work in your community, and what factors drive militancy? Apply now for an intensive, free six-week online course that will teach data-driven forensic research techniques for analysing online...

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