Media literacy teaching in Armenian preschool educational institutions will henceforth be facilitated through entirely new manuals. These guides encompass theoretical foundations of media and media literacy, offering insights into the directions and pedagogical requirements for integrating media education into kindergarten teaching processes. Additionally, the manuals include practical components, such as specific lesson plans for media

“Hack2Check: Media and Information Literacy Hackathon” preparations officially kicked off! The goal of the hackathon is to improve media, digital, and information literacy and combat computational propaganda, as well as encourage teams in Information Communication Technologies (TCT) to design and develop solutions aimed at solving important challenges in Armenian society in the context of media

More than 150 children of five kindergartens in Armenia learned the basics of media literacy through fairy tale and performances. Recognizing the significance of nurturing media literacy from a young age and building upon the achievements of “Chicken Clicking,” the Public Journalism Club (PJC) collaborated with the interactive theater “Heqiateren” to stage a theatrical adaptation

The Public Journalism Club (PJC) has launched a new fact-checking website known as the Open Sources Platform. Osp.am innovative platform is designed to provide crucial support to investigative journalists, fact-checkers, and data journalism experts by simplifying their access to information from Armenian open sources. The platform was created within the framework of the “Media and

The Public Journalism Club (PJC), committed to fostering the mental well-being of Armenian media workers and providing a conducive professional atmosphere, aims to offer free psychological support to media representatives within implemeնting the “Mental Health Support to Media Workers in Armenia” project. The project serves as a part of the Media Program in Armenia implemented

The deadline for completing the online application form is May 19, 23:59.  The Public Journalism Club (PJC) is thrilled to announce a new Hackathon on media and information literacy. Dear hackers, media representatives including journalists, media literacy experts, IT sector representatives, startups, IT security specialists, programmers, and representatives specializing in media literacy in the field of education, this competition

📢 Attention AUA Students! Join us for an Information Session on the Media and Information Literacy Hackathon coming this MAY! 📅 Date: April 23 🕓 Time: 16:00-18:00 📍Location: Akian Art Gallery, American University of Armenia (AUA), Yerevan (40 Marshal Baghramyan Ave) ℹ️ Purpose: Are you passionate about media literacy, eager to combat propaganda and disinformation,