• How does Russian propaganda work and what are its purposes?
• How to recognize Russian propaganda and how can we counter it to win the 21st century’s information war?

Zaza Bibilashvili, the founder of the Chavchavadze Center, a researcher of Russian propaganda and counter-propaganda, spoke about these topics during his online session today.

The meeting was held within the framework of the online discussion club Agora. 25 participants from different regions of Georgia were involved in online session. After the session, electronic certificates were sent to participants for active and fruitful engagement.

Online discussion club Agora aims to strengthen active citizens, new leaders and civic activists. Online meetings include thematic sessions and trainings. Participants will gain practical knowledge and skills that will help them in their daily lives and activities, be it private sector, activism or public policy. 

Project “Common Sense: Civil Society Facing Politics” is being implemented with generous support of Konrad-Adenauer Foundation South Caucasus.