What will the media, journalism and the way we access information look like in 2050? What role will artificial intelligence, media literacy and citizens play in shaping the future information landscape? These questions were at the heart of a lecture delivered by Aleksandra Temenugova from the Institute of Communication Studies (ICS), who on 29 October…
Members of Parliament and high school students will continue to engage in dialogue and explore contemporary education policies aimed at strengthening critical thinking, media literacy and young people’s resilience in dealing with disinformation and manipulative content. Young people want to learn and discuss more in class about the role of artificial intelligence, algorithms and influencers…
Face-to-Face with Information: Media Literacy Workshop for Vendors and Coordinators As part of Media Literacy Days 2026, Lice v lice organized a workshop for its vendors and coordinators, focusing on recognizing disinformation and fake news, fact-checking, and responsible content sharing. How can we tell whether the information we hear or read on social media is…
Research on media literacy among secondary education students
On 28 October, as part of Media Literacy Days, the National Youth Council of Macedonia held an event dedicated to media, education and young people in the digital age. The event marked an important milestone for media education in North Macedonia – the presentation of the curriculum for the elective subject “Media Literacy” and a…
In the presence of around 50 secondary school students, the Complaints Commission of the Council of Media Ethics of Macedonia (CMEM) held a public session on 29 October, during which four ongoing complaints were reviewed and decisions were made on whether the media outlets concerned had violated the Code of Journalists of Macedonia. Following the…
