In the first months of 2024 we have participated in comprehensive research implementation, analysing youth perceptions and interactions with the media in green topics; in Estonia, Portugal and Croatia.
Research has included more than 500 young people, covered 30 documents analysis from the invloved countries, and has identified and presented 30 good example practices and projects.
This publication was issued as part of the MILGreen project, on which we are one of the partners; together with Domas from Croatia, and Agora Aveiro from Portugal.
In today’s world, young people are surrounded by media and are influenced by them. Many of the children and youth are growing up being surrounded by television, video games, tablets and smartphones. As society is progressing quickly, it is important that children and young people are being provided with proper education, especially in fields related to their everyday life. This is where media literacy comes into play.
Media literacy represents an important competence, which consists of use skills, critical understanding and communicative abilities.
In a post truth era, media literacy became an important topic, especially related to environmenatal awareness. It has to be highlithed that traditional media and advertisements are promoting different unethical practices and consumption, which benefits environmentally destructive industries. Therefore, we need to know how to read, anayse and question messages we receive, especially when we plan our actions and sustainable choices.
Having in mind all of the challenges mentioned above, this research dealt with various aspects of media literacy.
Explore more into the research, by checking the available downloads below.