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European Media Literacy Week 2019

We attended the event in Brussels and connected with other media literacy advocates across Europe.

Media Learn is live!

We’re happy to announce that after months of hard work, we’ve launched the Media Learn platform, an open-access lesson plan repository for educators who seek to integrate media literacy skills into their classrooms.

Digital Storytelling for Impact

Photini Vrikki, Media What Research Lead, was selected to attend DCN's Digital Storytelling for Impact Forum, which took place in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Online Conference on Film Literacy

What does it mean to speak the language of media? We'll be giving a short presentation about this during the online Conference on Film Literacy, which will take place on 29 and 30 January 2021.

POWER project launch: Workshop & Speaker Series May & June 2021

We’re happy to announce that we are launching the Mediatized Portraits of Women Speaker series with a selection of workshops and talks that will take place every Wednesday, 18:00 to 19:00 online in May and June 2021. Participation is free but registration is required.

Open Call for Artist-In-Residence Programme: “Making Womanhood”

Media What in collaboration with the Youth Makerspace Larnaka, part of the Cyprus Youth Organization, announce an open call for an artist-in-residence programme called "Making Womanhood". Application deadline: 12 June 2021.

Making Womanhood: The artist behind "Othered Desire"

Irene Kattou was among the artists selected for the Making Womanhood residence programme, organized in collaboration with Youth Makerspace Larnaka, and made possible through funding by the US Embassy Cyprus.

Making Womanhood: The artists behind "Sensorial Entrapment"

This team was among the artists selected for the Making Womanhood residence programme, organized in collaboration with Youth Makerspace Larnaka, and made possible through funding by the US Embassy Cyprus.

Making Womanhood: The artist behind “The heaviness of the air around us”

Katerina Paisi was among the artists selected for the Making Womanhood residence programme, organized in collaboration with Youth Makerspace Larnaka, and made possible through funding by the US Embassy Cyprus.