The Media Development Centre invites you to take part in the “Interviewing Techniques” Webinar, which will be led on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, over the online conferencing platform “ZOOM”, starting at 16.00 hours.

The webinar is the fourth in a series of online workshops that the Media Development Centre organizes under the auspices of the project “Investigative Journalism for the Age of Information Disorder”. The workshops are based on individual chapters of the “Verification Handbook for Investigative Journalism” and the “Guide: Introduction to Investigative Journalism” (published by the Global Investigative Journalism Network GIJN).

The webinars are intended primarily for journalists that do not specialize in investigative journalism and work in legacy, mainstream newsrooms that may need to apply some of the techniques of investigative journalism. They can also be useful to representatives of CSOs that work on their own investigations and face the need to verify their findings or use techniques of investigative journalism. The webinars can also help experienced investigative reporters, having in mind that the “Introduction to Investigative Journalism” covers the latest trends in conducting journalistic investigations, especially in the online domain.

The webinar will be conducted in English. Translation into Macedonian and Albanian languages shall be provided.

The webinar will be held by Nikolia Apostolou, director of the Resource Centre at the Global Investigative Journalism Network. In her journalistic career, she has produced stories and documentaries published by more than 100 media outlets in the world. Her documentaries have been screened in festivals worldwide and have won numerous awards. She has taught journalism at the University of Athens and Pantheion University in Athens. She is a Dart and Fullbright Fellow. (For more information visit the link https://gijn.org/staff-member/nikolia-apostolou/).

The webinar is organized under the auspices of the “Investigative Journalism for the Age of Information Disorder” project funded by the European Union.

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