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EDMO Guidelines for Effective Media Literacy Initiatives: Call For Input
EDMO Guidelines for Effective Media Literacy Initiatives: Call For Input

Help strengthen the EDMO Media Literacy Guidelines

The European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) invites organisations, networks, educators, researchers, practitioners, and institutions to contribute to the ongoing development of the Guidelines for Effective Media Literacy Initiatives.

You may use this form to submit a good practice or resource that demonstrates one or more of the 12 EDMO Principles, endorse the Guidelines on behalf of your organisation, or suggest improvements for future revisions. Your contribution may be featured as a good practice, included as a reference, or help shape future editions of the Guidelines.

What's in it for you and your organisation?

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Increase your visibility. Your initiative could be featured in the EDMO Guidelines, website, and communication channels, reaching a European audience of media literacy experts and practitioners.
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Showcase your work. Highlight your project as an example of good practice that brings the 12 EDMO Principles to life.
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Shape the future. Your experience, feedback, and recommendations will contribute to the ongoing development of the EDMO Guidelines and help inform future media literacy policies and practices across Europe.

What are we looking for?

We are seeking examples that clearly demonstrate how media literacy principles can be applied in practice. Submissions may include: educational initiatives, tools, campaigns, workshops, training programmes, research-informed practices, community initiatives, toolkits, frameworks, checklists, or other relevant activities and materials.

Please note:

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Submissions do not need to be large-scale or international;
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The Council will review submissions based primarily on the information provided in this form;
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Selected examples may later be invited to participate in a short online presentation or showcase session for a final review.

Please complete the sections relevant to your contribution. Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

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    What would you like to contribute? *

    a) Propose a good practice or resource in relation to at least one of the 12 Principlesb) Endorse the Guidelines through my organisationc) Suggest changes or additions to the Guidelines text

    1. A good media literacy initiative has clearly defined goals and principles2. A good media literacy initiative is empowering3. A good media literacy initiative promotes critical understanding of the media ecosystem4. A good media literacy initiative is consultative and relevant5. A good media literacy initiative takes an evidence-based approach6. A good media literacy initiative is inclusive7. A good media literacy initiative is ethical and accessible8. A good media literacy initiative is transparent9. A good media literacy initiative is prepared10. A good media literacy initiative is adaptable11. A good media literacy initiative endures12. A good media literacy initiative reflects, shares and evaluates

    Please describe: the goals of the good practice/resource, target audience(s), key activities or outputs, stakeholders or partners involved, funding or support (if relevant), reach or impact, and intended outcomes. (Recommended max 300 words)

    Please explain how the good practice/resource reflects the principle selected above. You may include examples, evaluation findings, or links where relevant. (Recommended max 300 words)

    (Recommended max 200 words)

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