Supports innovative and collaborative cross-border projects in Europe that advance media literacy and societal resilience against disinformation and foreign information manipulation. Projects should focus on non-educational settings, target underserved groups, and adapt to the evolving digital media landscape including AI and social media influences. Funding covers development and deployment of media literacy tools, trainings, campaigns, and events with broad audience reach.
Eligibility conditions include adherence to proposal page limits and layout, eligibility of countries, financial and operational capacity, and other criteria detailed in the call document. Applicants must comply with submission deadlines and evaluation processes.
