Hate Speech (Forum-16)

- Poster 1: What is Hate Speech?
- Poster 2: Elements of Hate Speech
- Poster 3: Concepts Close to Hate Speech
- Poster 4: Hate SpeechPunishability
- Poster 5: Protection Mechanisms against Hate Speech

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Responsibility in the InternetSpace (MOF)

- Poster 1: Responsibility in the InternetSpace –Democratic capacity
- Poster 2: Responsibility in the InternetSpace – Code of Journalism
- Poster 3: Responsibility in the Internet Space – Discrimination and hate speech
- Poster 4: Responsibility in the Internet Space – Clickbait headlines
- Poster 5: Responsibility in the Internet Space – Complaints

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Online Media Literacy (Konedu Global)

- Poster 1: Privacy Concerns
- Poster 2: Digital footprint
- Poster 3: Misconduct on the Internet
- Poster 4: One-sided view
- Poster 5: Legitimacy concerns

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What does it mean to be a journalist? (MOF)

- Poster 1: What does it mean to be a journalist? –The difference between professional journalists and bloggers
- Poster 2: What does it mean to be a journalist? – Truth seekers
- Poster 3: What does it mean to be a journalist? – Stating the source of information
- Poster 4: What does it mean to be a journalist? – News refutation and correction
- Poster 5: What does it mean to be a journalist? – No discrimination

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Media Literacy in Various Spheres (MIM)

- Poster 1: Media Literacy and Education
- Poster 2: Media Literacy in the Media
- Poster 3: CitizenParticipation in the Media
- Poster 4: Media Literacy in the Libraries
- Poster 5: Media Literacy and the Films

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Why do you need media literacy? (MOF)

- Poster 1: Why do you need media literacy? – Headlines
- Poster 2: Why do you need media literacy? – Journalistic standards or disinformation
- Poster 3: Why do you need media literacy? – Checking the sources of information
- Poster 4: Why do you need media literacy? – Prize Games
- Poster 5: Why do you need media literacy? –Social media

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Media Literacy Network (AAAVMS)

- Poster 1: Media Literacy Network
- Poster 2: How to become a member of the Media Literacy Network?
- Poster 3: How does the Media Literacy Network operate?
- Poster 4: Media Literacy Days
- Poster 5: Join us

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Introduction to the media literacy

- Poster 1: What is media literacy?
- Poster 2: Defining media literacy?
- Poster 3: To whom is media literacy?
- Poster 4: Which media does media literacy apply to?
- Poster 5: Why is media literacy important?

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MEDIA LITERACY NETWORK LAUNCHES ONLINE CAMPAIGN

Skopje, 26.04.2021 – Why do you need media literacy?; How does media literacy relates to education, media, movies, libraries?; What does it mean to be a journalist?; Responsibility on the Internet; Hate Speech; Rumours; Intercultural Communications…The Media Literacy Network will make an effort to answer all these questions and bring light to many other related topics and issues through its latest online campaign that is being launched today. During the next ten weeks, one informative ‘poster’ will be shared each working day, in order to raise awareness about the need for critical use of the media and media content. The campaign opens two newchannels for the Network’s communication with the citizens,via Twitter (@MediumPismenost) and on the Instagram (@mrezazamediumskapismenost). The posters will be published through these social media, as well as on the Network’s Facebook page (@MrezaZaMediumskaPismenost).
The campaign is being realized on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the Network’s foundation, as it was formally established on 27 April 2017, on the initiative of the Agency for Audio and Audiovisual Media Services, by 35 members (institutions, civil society organizations, educational institutions and media), while currently, it has 63 members.

OVERVIEW OF PLAYERS, RESOURCES AND REFERENCES IN THE FIELD OF MEDIA LITERACY

Тhe Overview includes all active players in the field of media literacy (state institutions, educational institutions, civil society organizations, media), web pages and platforms dedicated to media literacy or having content related to media literacy, references (international documents and recommendations, domestic regulations, documents and reports, surveys, analyses, guidebooks and other publications, educational literature, etc.), and other resources related to media literacy. The Overview is available at the link.

Media Literacy Days 2020

The 2nd Media Literacy Days, organized by the Media Literacy Network, were held in the period from 26 October to 2 November 2020. During the MLD 2020, all interested citizens had the opportunity to join in the activities held as part of this year’s programme: workers, debates, webinars and other online events focused on different aspects of media literacy. Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, all events under MLD 2020 were organized and took place on the Internet, following the example of UNESCO’s Global Week on Media and Information Literacy (24-31 October 2020). This was the second time that our country joined in the marking of the Global Week on Media and Information Literacy, during which UNESCO sent out a call on all to fight disinformation using media literacy as a powerful tool, and take part in the events dedicated to media literacy regardless of where in the world they lived or worked. This is why the motto of DMP 2020 was "Test Every News With No Excuse"

The Media and Information Literacy Alliance Response to COVID-19

The Global Alliance for Partnerships on Media and Information Literacy (GAPMIL) assessed that disinformation and misinformation are like a disease – problematic, contagious, risky, and, in times of a pandemic - a matter of life or death. That is why UNESCO and GAPMIL members provided Response to the infodemic, which consists of webinars, exchange of useful information, support for crowdsourcing MIL activities against COVID-19, guidelines, educational resources, youth ambassadors’ campaigns, communication through MIL CLIKS etc. All information are available on the following click. The Macedonian Media Literacy Network is an active GAPMIL member since last year and is part of the current Response to COVID-19. At the moment, the Guidelines for Safe and Professional Reporting on Coronavirus by ZNM and SEMM.

The Network at a Time of Covid-19 Crisis: Free Movies for Children and Adults

In cooperation with the on-demand video platform Cinesquare.net, the newest member of the Network, Planet-M, has made it possible for children and teenagers from Macedonia and 12 other Balkan countries to watch, for free, 40 movies that are currently on the platform, within the segment titled KidSqare.

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: Support from the Agency

The Agency for Audio and Audiovisual Media Services given the specific position of the media organizations in a state of emergency due to coronavirus, their socially responsible role in informing about these conditions, as well as the possible consequences on their economic performance, the Agency provided financial assistance - a donation to address the consequences of coronavirus (COVID-19), in the total amount of 105.000.000 Denars (Euro 1,694,681).

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: On-line lectures and podcasts

Youth Education Forum MOF, through their internet-based Radio MOF, conducts on-line lectures and podcasts using non-formal education through digital tools. It also holds online discussions, debates and workshops. MOF uses social media to post educational videos on the situation and how we should behave. One example of their work can be viewed at:

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: Serious and responsibility amongst the media - members of the Network

The Public Service Broadcaster MRT is broadcasting a special program "TV Classroom" designed to make it easier for students to follow school learning programs during interruptions of regular school teaching. Also, within the morning program "Macedonia In the Morning", MRT1 reports daily about the pandemic and reveals misinformation about the pandemic.

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: Sharing experiences for better professionalization

The Macedonian Institute of Media (MIM) has already launched a Campaign to Support Professional Journalism, which consists of short video testimonials by professional journalists, editors and photo reporters. With the entrance of the contagion into the Macedonian society, these videos are broadcast on the Macedonian Public Broadcasting Service in the function of dealing with the Covid - 19 pandemic.

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: Guidelines for the Safe and Professional Reporting of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

A. The Council of Media Ethics of Macedonia (SEMM) and the Association of Journalists of Macedonia (AJM) (both members of the Media Literacy Network) developed Guidelines for the Safe and Professional Reporting of Coronavirus (COVID-19) (Available in English at:

The Guidelines are prepared as part of the efforts to foster the important role of the media in understanding properly the occurrence of coronavirus, its consequences and ways of effective prevention.

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: Resources against disinformation and misinformation

The Institute of Communication Studies adjusted its online resources aimed at recognizing misinformation and disinformation overabundant in corona outbreak. Through its both websites, ICS has published numerous articles, blogs, videos and various media content on media and news literacy tips.

Media Literacy Network in times of Covid-19: Special site for debunking the onslaught of disinformation and media manipulations

The team of the Critical Thinking for Mediawise Citizens – CriThink project, in synergy with the other Metamorphosis projects - the fact-checking service

Truthmeter.mk,

the regional initiative for countering cross-border disinformation in the Balkans led by

Jack is becoming more media wise and continues his adventures on the Media Literacy Island. This time he discovers that he is being watched! But who is watching him and what can he do about it? Find out in the third video on Jack’s adventure through the media literacy.

Translation and adaptation in Macedonian:
Agency for Audio and Audiovisual Media Services
Dubbing: Radio Antenna 5
Editing: TV Shenja

A Journey to Media Literacy 3: Privacy and Tracking