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The European elections take place on 6-9 June, 2024.
To protect your choices, be critical of what you read online. Protect yourself against manipulation.
Joint communication campaign with the European Regulators Group for Audiovisual Media Services (ERGA).
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This pedagogical kit aims to provide educators with practical guidance for the exhibition Art in Democracy.
An interactive and fun learning guide for children aged 9-13 to become Democracy Champions and make a difference in their school or community.
As an educator, you are at the heart of Europe’s digital transformation. To support you in this journey, the European Commission has four new sets of guidelines designed to support you across four key areas in digital education.
Designed for students aged 16 to 18, this interactive classroom activity aims to teach essential skills such as critical thinking, fact-checking, and the effective use of EU resources through fun gameplay.
This fun and interactive role play lets you step into the shoes of a shepherd, hunter, livestock owner or local politician to find joint solutions for human-wildlife conflicts, while at the same time learning more about the wolf and its biology.
In a misinformation-laden world, nurturing critical assessment skills is crucial. This toolkit equips educators to cultivate inquisitive minds for the digital era.
The Guidelines bring together pedagogy and practice in one easy-to-use format: How do we get young people excited about fact-checking and critical thinking? What are the technical dimensions of disinformation? How can we identify deep fakes?