This month the Media & Learning Association is pleased to welcome four new organisational members: Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center S.A.-Creative Greece, The National Electronic Media Council of…
This month the Media & Learning Association is pleased to welcome four new organisational members: Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center S.A.-Creative Greece, The National Electronic Media Council of Latvia, Goethe-Institute Belgium and, the Association for Communication and Media Culture (DKMK), Croatia.
Creative Hub GR is an initiative by the Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center aimed at developing, promoting, and protecting Greece’s audiovisual, cultural, and creative sectors with a focus on new technologies, innovation, and education. Its Audiovisual, Media Literacy, and Social Action Department offers programs to enhance media literacy and creative education in both formal and non-formal settings. It organises school workshops, student competitions, and produces Open Educational Resources. The department also represents Greece in EU media literacy discussions and collaborates with global organisations like UNESCO and the UN. Since 2018, it has coordinated the Euro-Mediterranean Chapter of the UNESCO Media and Information Literacy Alliance, and it is currently working on the Blueprint on Media and Creative Literacy in Education.
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The Information department of the Goethe-Institut Belgium has a strong focus on digitalisation. It is committed to advancing media literacy and digital education across Europe. The Department kicked off in November 2024 an Erasmus+ project LIBRA.I. The project aims to integrate AI into media and learning literacy training in public libraries. Libraries play a key role in equipping citizens with the skills to navigate an increasingly unpredictable digital world, serving as safe places. LIBRA.I. is upskilling librarians by providing AI-related training, enabling them to guide the public in understanding digital media, disinformation, and the ethical implications of AI, as well as how to use AI in everyday life.
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The National Electronic Media Council of Latvia (hereinafter – NEPLP) is an independent, autonomous institution that represents the public interest in the field of electronic mass media. One of the NEPLP competencies and strategic priorities is the promotion of media literacy in Latvia. To support this effort, NEPLP has developed a media literacy database (https://datubaze.neplp.lv/) with the goal of creating a place where all materials about media literacy can be found in one place. The database provides easy access to information, news, and updates on upcoming events. The database consolidates a wide range of resources, including research studies, educational materials, videos, audio content, conference documents, infographics, project descriptions, and more.
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The Association for Communication and Media Culture is an association whose goal and purpose is to improve the media and communication culture of the citizens of the Republic of Croatia through systematic education on the media and to encourage the development of aware users who use media content of their choice. The Association achieves its goals through educational, research and scientific activities in all areas of society.
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