Established by UNESCO, Global Media and Information Literacy Week highlights the importance of media and information literacy for all. UNESCO encourages partners around the world to promote critical thinking, access to information, and responsible media engagement. Events and activities are held online and in person to connect communities, educators, professionals, and organisations across borders.

Event Suggestions:
• Running media literacy activities that compare sources and perspectives
• Creating workshops on misinformation, digital citizenship, and critical thinking
• Hosting discussions about responsible media use and access to information