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MILES Partners Meet in Lisbon to Drive Media Literacy in the Education field forward On 19th July 2024, MILES partnership gathered in Lisbon to discuss key steps in promoting media literacy and tackling disinformation across Europe. The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration, planning upcoming training, and refining strategies for wider dissemination. Together, we are shaping a digitally literate and resilient future! Read more about the outcomes and next steps here.    

How is disinformation affecting education in your country? This is one of the questions the partners of the MILES project are addressing in their initial investigations. During the recent International Workshop in Lisbon, they explored ways to promote digital literacy and critical thinking among educators while aiming to develop training specifically for teachers to empower them to tackle the challenges of fake news in the classroom. Stay tuned for updates and learn more about the progress of this innovative project! Click here to find out more!  

Media literacy: A critical tool in the battle against Fake News In an era where information is just a click away, the spread of misinformation is a growing challenge. Media literacy has become a critical skill, empowering us to critically evaluate the news and content we consume daily. Coupled with AI’s ability to detect and analyse false information, we can fight back against the flood of fake news. By questioning sources, verifying facts, and using technology wisely, we can ensure that truth stands strong in the digital age. Let’s work together to promote responsible sharing and media awareness.   Media literacy: A critical tool in the battle against fake news in the age of A —   MILES