On January 29, at 16:00, the Public Journalism Club will hold a webinar entitled “Advancing media literacy – Sharing US examples” led by USA media expert Sherri Culver. Attention! The webinar is for policy makers, preschools’ directors, teachers, education and media experts. To participate in the webinar, you need to fill out the following application form by

📌Taking into account the situation created in Armenia, Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) and South Caucasus as a result of the statement made by Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan on 9 November 2020 on ceasing destructive hostilities unleashed on 27 September 2020 by Azerbaijan against Nagorno-Karabakh with the support of Turkey and involvement of mercenary terrorists, 📌the lack of

Societal trends, such as digitalization and the growing meaning of media in our daily lives, are current topics in the educational discussions around the world: What role does the media play in the lives of children? How can we empower children and youth to use opportunities offered by the new media, but also support them

Journalists, cameramen, and other media representatives are entrusted with the task of narrating and documenting the pain and trauma of people in a variety of crisis situations, such as pandemics and war. Content creators bring a lot of painful, impactful, and tragic stories to the audience. Often their psychological readiness is ignored, being perceived as

The new policy of systemic media literacy in Finland targets not only children and adolescents but also adults which is an opportunity to achieve big goals faster.  On November 30, Public Journalism Club and Media Centre organized a webinar entitled “Systematic Media Literacy through Participatory Policy Development – Sharing Finnish examples” moderated by Finnish media