digital discernment
Empowering youth to critically navigate social media and misinformation.
About Digital Discernment
Helping youth across five countries build skills to spot misinformation and engage online responsibly.
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Trusted Partners
5 Countries
Objectives
Literacy Competence
Activities such as analyzing news articles, blogs, and social media posts in workshops enhance reading comprehension and critical evaluation skills, aligning with literacy competence.
Mathematical Competence and Competence in Science, Technology, and Engineering
Cross-cultural collaboration platforms and training mobilities encourage communication in multiple languages and understanding of linguistic nuances in media content.
Multilingual Competence
The development and use of the Digital Literacy platform introduce youth to basic technological functionalities and logical reasoning, fostering a better understanding of the digital tools that shape media.
Digital Competence
Through interactive workshops, the use of digital resources, and the platform, participants are immersed in digital environments, enhancing their ability to use digital technologies responsibly and effectively.
Personal, Social, and Learning to Learn Competence
The project’s emphasis on feedback, reflection, and adaptability in learning activities supports personal and social development, as well as the capacity for continuous learning.
Citizenship Competence
By engaging in discussions about misinformation’s impact on society and participating in collaborative projects to promote accurate information, participants cultivate a sense of social responsibility and citizenship.
Entrepreneurship Competence
Encouraging participants to create their own media content or campaigns fosters initiative, creativity, and a proactive approach to problem-solving, akin to entrepreneurship.
Cultural Awareness and Expression Competence
Activities designed to promote cultural sensitivity and explore common cultural misconceptions help participants appreciate cultural diversity and express themselves more effectively in diverse settings.
Results
Comprehensive Research
In-depth desk research, focus groups, and surveys (100 respondents per partner) to map media literacy gaps and guide targeted project actions.
Digital Literacy Moodle Platform
A multilingual (AR, EN, FR, TR, GR, IT) digital literacy platform with an AI chatbot offering learning support, content recommendations, and fact-checking via Google services.
Educational Media
Production of 10 tutorial videos and 15 infographics (3 per partner) on key media literacy topics, translated into six languages.
Interactive Learning Resources
Development of 20 quizzes to enhance critical thinking and misinformation detection skills.
Training and Capacity Building
Three international training mobilities in Greece, Tunisia, and Jordan focusing on media literacy, ethical media, and project sustainability.
Tech Summit
A two-day tech summit in Tunisia showcasing innovative tools for media literacy and digital citizenship.
Community Engagement Initiatives
Online forums, local workshops, and peer-to-peer mentoring sessions to foster collaborative learning communities.
Dissemination Activities
Mid-term dissemination event in Turkey and a final evaluation and public conference in Italy to present project outcomes.
Sustainability Strategy
Establishment of an alumni network, follow-up funding plans, and a sustainability strategy document to ensure long-term impact.
Local Activities
One local workshop per country (25 participants each) focused on media literacy and ethical media practices adapted to national contexts.
Activities
(WP1): Project Management and Coordination
(WP2): Research and Development
(WP3): Training and Capacity Building
(WP4): Community Engagement and Peer Learning
(WP5): Impact and Dissemination
SYL is a youth-led organization focused on empowering young people through education, leadership development, and civic engagement. It implements local and international initiatives that promote active citizenship, digital skills, and social inclusion, with strong experience in youth training and community-based projects.
SYL (Support Youth Leaders) – Jordan
ISMU – Fondazione Iniziative e Studi sulla Multietnicità – Italy
ISMU is an independent scientific research foundation based in Milan, Italy, specializing in migration, integration processes, multiculturalism, and ethnic diversity. It conducts research, training, and educational activities, and collaborates with European institutions, universities, public authorities, and civil society organizations to promote evidence-based policies and intercultural dialogue.
Solidarity Tracks – Greece
Solidarity Tracks is a civil society organization based in Greece, working to promote solidarity, human rights, and active participation through non-formal education and international cooperation. The organization has extensive experience in youth exchanges, training courses, and capacity-building initiatives that foster critical thinking, social responsibility, and democratic values.
Gazi University – Türkiye
Gazi University is a leading public university located in Türkiye, with strong academic expertise in education, social sciences, and technology. It contributes research excellence, academic supervision, and innovative learning methodologies, supporting quality assurance, evaluation, and knowledge transfer in international cooperation and education projects.
ATIJ – Association Tunisienne de l’Innovation pour la Jeunesse – Tunisia
ATIJ is a youth-focused organization based in Tunisia, committed to innovation, digital transformation, and entrepreneurship. It supports young people through training programs, technology-driven initiatives, and community engagement activities, with a strong focus on digital citizenship, employability, and social innovation.
Partnership
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