The European Commission has published a new “Media Literacy for All” Call for Proposals. This call aims to foster the development of new educational materials and/or services built on concrete instances of disinformation, as well as to design methods to raise awareness about the techniques commonly used by malicious actors in order to create, distribute and amplify disinformation over the internet. The total amount available is 500,000 Euros and the commission expects to fund between 2 and 5 projects. The deadline for submission is 30 September 2019, you can find out more here.
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