Media Literacy Leads: Digital wisdom in an age of online disinformation

Grantee: The Student View (United Kingdom) / Partners: Bellingcat (Netherlands); DEMOS (United Kingdom); PSHE Association (United Kingdom) / Grant: €398,968.83 / Timeline: 01/09/2022 - 29/02/2024
  • Priority Area Media and Information Literacy for Citizens Empowerment
  • Year 2022, 2023, 2024
  • Country Netherlands, United Kingdom
  • Project Status Completed

The Student Views’ EMIF ‘Train-the-Trainer’ programme aims to train 100 teachers to become the next ‘Media Literacy Champions’.

It will bring together media literacy experts from The Student View, investigative journalists from Bellingcat, education specialists from the PSHE Association, and data analysts from Demos, Britain’s leading cross-party think-tank.

The programme will equip secondary school teachers across the UK to deliver workshops to students, coach them as new reporters, and improve their critical thinking and media literacy skills. 

Our goal is to close the Media Literacy Gap: by targeting our interventions in low-income communities where children have weak or no media literacy skills; Diversify Journalism and revitalise ‘Local News Deserts’: by creating pop-up newsrooms where young people become journalists, reporting on stories that matter to them and their community.

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Updated on 28 july 2024

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