Period: October 2021 – July 2022
The program is oriented to the so called “newcomers” in the social networks – adults (55+), who already have an access to internet through smartphones, but still don’t have advanced skills for a safe and adequate use of the new communication channels in internet.
The program aims to develop skills for recognizing and avoiding disinformation, propaganda and conspirations, fake profiles and deceits in the online space. Purpose of the program is also to develop skills for a safe communication through the social networks for more active involvement of the adults in the debates on the public topics of the day.
Beneficiary: Association Media literacy coalition
Donated amount: BGN 35 000
Period: February 2023 – July 2023
The program is oriented to the so called “newcomers” in the social networks – adults (55+). The program aims to develop skills for recognizing and avoiding disinformation, propaganda and conspirations, fake profiles and deceits in the online space.
Beneficiary: Association Media literacy coalition
Donated amount: BGN 10 936
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