The week of the 25th – 29th of March focuses on a key area for the individuals, communities and nationals alike – digital skills. On the 26th EAVI was invited to attend an event with [...]

“Disinformation changes as fast as technology, but disinformation is as old as information” The Disinfoweek conference (7th-8th of March in Brussels, organised by the Atlantic Council) was opened with this statement, underlying that the challenge [...]

Media literacy is an ambiguous thing. It can have many meanings to many different people of different backgrounds and many different purposes. This is both a strength and weakness. In one positive, we can use [...]

The Young European Federalists (JEF) hosted a training of trainers’ event to fight disinformation. The event was held in Novi Sad, Serbia, beginning on Saturday 23 February. EAVI’s education officer, Naomi Thompson, held workshops to [...]

There are very few ways of saying, “I know what your child looks like, their DoB, their diagnosis (and therefore suitability as a witness), and where they go to school,” without sounding overtly threatening. I [...]

Media literacy is predicated on a foundation of certain criteria, without which it cannot exist. One of which is access. Not just in terms of devices, but a capacity to use it. As such, basic, [...]

Have you ever asked yourself about your political orientation? Do you know who to vote for in European, national or local elections? Where do you collect information to form your political opinion? No wonder all [...]