Qristina Parjiani manages social media monitoring projects, identifying and addressing misleading narratives and collaborating with subject-matter experts, including different social media platform representatives, to develop educational and informative content that promotes truth and accuracy.

Mariam Tsitsikashvili is a project manager at Georgia’s Reforms Associates (GRASS), a multi-profile Think Tank established in Georgia that also runs a fact-checking platform, FactCheck Georgia. At GRASS, she supervises projects related to Georgia’s European integration, foreign state-sponsored disinformation and malign influence. Mariam served as a non-resident fellow at Prague-based European Values Center for Security policy. She holds a degree of Master of Social Sciences, with the major in Eurasian and Caucasus Studies and a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Tbilisi State University. She also studied International Relations at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland.

Tamar Kintsurashvili is the founder and executive director of the Media Development Foundation (MDF) and the editor-in-chief of the online portal Myth Detector. Tamar leads media literacy programs for youth and teachers. She is a member of the Deutsche Welle Akademie Media and Information Literacy Experts Network (MILEN) and the UNESCO MIL Alliance nomination committee. Tamar is the author and co author of many research papers and publications on Russian information warfare in Ukraine, Anti-gender, and anti-LGBTQI mobilization in Georgia, Infodemic, Anti-Western propaganda, etc. Tamar is an associate professor at Ilia State University. She teaches propaganda research methods, media literacy, and media self-regulations and ethics. She received an MSc in policy studies from Edinburgh University and MA in journalism from Tbilisi State University.