Lifelong Learning

08 OCT 2026

Erasmus+ 2027 Funding Opportunities Information Session

The Erasmus+ programme enters its final year of the current 2021–2027 funding period in 2027, with new opportunities for organisations working across education, training, youth and sport. Media & Learning is organising a session to help our community understand the…

21 OCT 2026

14:00 – 15:30

Media Literacy in closed environments: prisons, detention, and restricted information spaces

Media literacy is often discussed in the context of open access to information and free participation in digital environments. But what happens when access to information is restricted (or limited), curated (or controlled), mediated (or surveilled), or closely monitored? Across…

Online

18 NOV 2026

14:00 – 15:15

Grassroots Media Literacy: community-led approaches to building trust and digital resilience

Who teaches media literacy when institutions don’t reach people? Formal education and public services can’t be everywhere at once. In that gap, community-led media literacy initiatives have grown; not as substitutes for institutional efforts, but as something different in kind: often…

Online

23 SEP 2026

14:00 – 15:30

Financial Manipulation: how money, markets and misinformation intersect online

Financial markets have become increasingly intertwined with social media, artificial intelligence, and digital platforms, creating new opportunities for participation but also new risks for manipulation and misinformation. From AI-generated investment advice and crypto hype cycles to meme stocks, gamified trading…

Online

17 JUN 2026

18 JUN 2026

Media & Learning 2026: Co-creating the future of learning

Organised by the Media & Learning Association in partnership with KU Leuven’s Learning Lab, this two-day conference brought together educators, researchers and professionals to exchange ideas on the future of learning.

Leuven, Belgium

In person

25 NOV 2025 08:00

28 FEB 2026 23:55

Call for entries: MEDEA Awards 2026 competition opens!

Exciting news coming soon!The call for entries for the MEDEA Awards 2026 is expected to open in January 2026. Start preparing your submissions and spread the word to your colleagues and friends!

Online

18 FEB 2026

14:00 – 15:15

Verifying what we see: introducing VISAVIS on visual misinformation

As AI-generated images, edited videos, and misleading visuals circulate more easily than ever, individuals and educators face growing challenges in verifying what they see online. This session looked back on the VISAVIS Project, a European initiative designed to strengthen people’s…

Online

21 JAN 2026

14:00 – 15:15

Gender and Representation: deconstructing stereotypes and disinformation in the media

Gender stereotypes and biased representations remain deeply embedded across today’s media landscape, influencing public perceptions, shaping social norms, and fueling gender-based disinformation. This session will explore how media literacy can help professionals critically examine these dynamics and empower audiences to…

Online

17 DEC 2025

14:00 – 15:15

Lines of speech: hate, harm and the laws across borders

This session examined how hate speech is defined and regulated (ethically vs. legally) across different European countries, and how media literacy can support individuals in navigating the legal and ethical boundaries of digital expression and rights. Through cross-national comparisons and…

Online

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Erasmus+ 2027 Funding Opportunities Information Session

Media Literacy in closed environments: prisons, detention, and restricted information spaces

Grassroots Media Literacy: community-led approaches to building trust and digital resilience

Financial Manipulation: how money, markets and misinformation intersect online

Media & Learning 2026: Co-creating the future of learning

Call for entries: MEDEA Awards 2026 competition opens!

Verifying what we see: introducing VISAVIS on visual misinformation

Gender and Representation: deconstructing stereotypes and disinformation in the media

Lines of speech: hate, harm and the laws across borders

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