Facts in democracies: why fact-checking (still) matters:  Global perspectives with Melanie Kömle, Switzerland

Misinformation online is on the rise. What are the consequences of «fake news» for democracy, what responsibilities do media platforms have, and what can citizens do? Melanie Kömle, head of the «Fact Checking Network» at the Swiss Radio and Television (SRF), provides insights.

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Date
Mittwoch, 18. November 2026, 16–17.30 Uhr
Location
Online
Costs
Free
Registration closing date
Dienstag, 17. November 2026
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Programme

Presentation and moderated discussion with Melanie Kömle, Head of the «Fact Checking Network» at Swiss Radio and Television (SRF).

  • An insight into the work of the «Fact Checking Network» at Swiss Radio and Television (SRF)
  • Presentation of examples and moderated discussion
  • Questions from participants 

Target audience

  • Dozierende
  • Forschende
  • Führungspersonen
  • Lehrpersonen
  • Mitarbeitende
  • Öffentlichkeit
  • Schulbehörden
  • Schulleitende
  • Studieninteressierte
  • Studierende
  • Weitere Interessierte

Event format

Fachveranstaltung

Further information

The event will be held in English. Once you have registered, you will receive an email containing the link to the online event.

Event organiser

PH Zurich, Department for International Projects in Education (IPE)

Contact

Nadine Ritzer
nadine.ritzer@phzh.ch

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Photography and/or filming may take place at PH Zurich events. The recordings are used on PH Zurich’s communications channels.

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