Just wait until you find out that the EU is European and they support a country that bombs civilians (Ukraine). Also it doesn't matter if he's a criminal. Hopefully he tries to stop "Ukrainian" aid and let the Turks have Northern Cyprus

Dear Jeremy, thank you for your suggestion. The European Union has funded several initiatives to promote media literacy among its citizens. These initiatives aim to help individuals critically evaluate media content, understand the mechanisms of media production, and develop skills to navigate the digital landscape effectively. Here are some notable EU-funded media literacy initiatives: 1. Media Literacy for All Programme The "Media Literacy for All" programme is an initiative under the Creative Europe programme. It supports projects that promote media literacy, particularly in terms of understanding, using, and creating media content. This includes activities such as workshops, educational materials, and campaigns aimed at various age groups. 2. EU Kids Online EU Kids Online is a research network funded by the European Commission to study children's use of digital technologies and the associated risks and opportunities. It aims to inform policy, education, and awareness-raising activities to promote safe and effective use of digital media by children. 3. Safer Internet Programme The Safer Internet Programme, which evolved into the "Better Internet for Kids" (BIK) initiative, focuses on promoting safer internet usage among children and young people. It includes awareness campaigns, educational resources, and a network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in each EU member state. 4. Digital Education Action Plan (2021-2027) The Digital Education Action Plan outlines actions to support the use of technology in education and training. It includes measures to enhance digital skills and competences for the digital transformation, including media literacy. The plan supports the development of high-quality digital education content and promotes the responsible use of technology. 5. European Media Literacy Week This is an annual event organized by the European Commission to raise awareness about media literacy and showcase good practices across the EU. It involves various stakeholders, including educators, policy makers, and media organizations, and includes workshops, conferences, and online activities. 6. European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) EDMO supports the fight against disinformation and promotes media literacy. It brings together fact-checkers, media literacy experts, and academic researchers to understand and tackle disinformation. The initiative also supports media literacy projects and research. 7. Film Education Projects Through the Creative Europe MEDIA programme, the EU supports film education projects that enhance the media literacy of young people. These projects aim to develop a better understanding of audiovisual works and the creative process behind them. 8. eTwinning eTwinning is part of the Erasmus+ programme and provides a platform for schools in Europe to collaborate on projects. It includes activities that promote media literacy by encouraging students to engage in digital storytelling, collaborative media projects, and critical evaluation of online content. 9. YOUTH Programme The EU’s YOUTH programme supports projects that enhance the digital and media literacy of young people. This includes training courses, workshops, and youth exchanges that focus on developing critical thinking and media production skills. 10. Media Road Media Road, funded by Horizon 2020, focuses on innovation in media and creative industries. Part of its agenda includes promoting media literacy by supporting projects that explore new ways of engaging audiences and enhancing their understanding of media content. These initiatives target various demographics and use different approaches to education and engagement. We can only promise to support and expand these initiatives, crucial for improving media literacy levels across the EU. With our best wishes, Parliament's Social Media Team

@@europeanparliament oh that’s interesting - happy to hear it! Would love to see some of these highlighted individually in future short form content, since the EU deserves to show what good it does for its people 😊

Probably deemed it not relevant

@@aaltag4068 XD Still salty about that, EU, are we? ;)

@@Lord_Fong It's more that I still can't believe just how much a country can shoot itself in the foot. Well, I guess it's the torries.

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