Factchequeado's mission is to empower people with verified content in Spanish, actively engage with diverse communities, and build a resilient defense against misinformation. Its objective is to provide quality journalism, verified information, technological solutions and educational tools that build capacities to interact critically in public discussion. Factchequeado envisions a future where accurate, nonpartisan information is accessible to all members of the Hispanic and Latino communities. It is a team of journalists mostly made up of Latin women. Factchequeado believes that journalism is a service of public interest that must be transparent, collaborative, innovative and of quality. Factchequeado works so that the Hispanic and Latino communities in the United States are stronger, more critical, and better prepared to counteract the misinformation that seeks to harm them. These recognitions demonstrate Factchequeado's commitment to accurate and reliable information and highlight the outstanding contributions of its leadership and team. María Moors Cabot Award (2024): Laura Zommer, CEO and co-founder, received a special mention for her pioneering leadership in fact-checking and using digital tools to combat disinformation in the Americas. The jury highlighted his vision and commitment to transparency. NLP Journalist of the Year (2024): Tamoa Calzadilla, former editor-in-chief, was recognized for her courageous investigative work in Venezuela and her leadership in fact-checking in Spanish for US communities. Recognition from the ABIM (American Board of Internal Medicine) Foundation (2022): Awarded for her innovative approach to combating medical misinformation, including the development of a WhatsApp chatbot designed to address the information needs of Latino communities in the US.