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Democracy in Limelight: Beyond Disinformation: Digital Threats to Democracies
Digital Communication Network in partnership with Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom presents the podcast series devoted to highlighting democracy and discovering the key component of reviving society after crisis.
The speakers of the fourth episode are Lukasz Krol and Stefan Turkheimer.
Lukasz is s a digital security trainer and researcher with a particular interest in journalist security. In addition to working directly with journalists, he also researches digital security pedagogy and tool selection.
Second speaker was once a lawyer, who traded in suits and suits for policy and shorts. He has been the chief of staff for Senators from his state, was the Deputy Political Director for Elizabeth Warren when she was running for presidency. He now works in Government Relations and Partnerships for CovidActNow, a disease intelligence and modeling non-profit.
Transparency, disinformation, elections and democracy are the main points discussed during the fourth episode.
According to Stefan Turkheimer the most important thing in democracy is that elected officials should be able to accept their defeat. If we do not have a peaceful change of government, then we do not have democracy.
Do officials have the most important role in democracy? Share your thoughts after listening to the episode.
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By DisinfoHacks TeamDigital Communication Network in partnership with Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom presents the podcast series devoted to highlighting democracy and discovering the key component of reviving society after crisis.
The speakers of the fourth episode are Lukasz Krol and Stefan Turkheimer.
Lukasz is s a digital security trainer and researcher with a particular interest in journalist security. In addition to working directly with journalists, he also researches digital security pedagogy and tool selection.
Second speaker was once a lawyer, who traded in suits and suits for policy and shorts. He has been the chief of staff for Senators from his state, was the Deputy Political Director for Elizabeth Warren when she was running for presidency. He now works in Government Relations and Partnerships for CovidActNow, a disease intelligence and modeling non-profit.
Transparency, disinformation, elections and democracy are the main points discussed during the fourth episode.
According to Stefan Turkheimer the most important thing in democracy is that elected officials should be able to accept their defeat. If we do not have a peaceful change of government, then we do not have democracy.
Do officials have the most important role in democracy? Share your thoughts after listening to the episode.