In today’s digital landscape, the proliferation of fake news, especially across the internet and social media platforms, has become a pressing concern. Navigating between true and false information, as well as discerning reliable from unreliable sources, poses a significant challenge…
Find out what we have been up to in recent months with our SAFE project – SAFE is dedicated to improving the ability of seniors (65+) to spot fake news. We are committed to empowering seniors in their ability to…
At the end of May the SAFE partners met for the third project meeting in Nicosia, Cyprus. This time the focus was on the next steps in the development of workshops for older learners. In addition to the training for…
The second partner meeting in Athens in December gave SAFE partners the opportunity to work concretely on the further development of the Train-The-Trainer programme aimed to equip adult educators with the necessary skills to promote media literacy among older learners…
The project partners have completed the research phase. With the research they wanted to explore the situation in Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Cyprus and Greece in terms of what is being done in these countries to improve the general state…
The Erasmus+ project SAFE (Seniors Anti-Fake Education) will try to answer this question. The project aims to improve the skills of seniors (65+) to recognise fake news more easily. The project partners carried out a state of the art analysis,…
After a long online phase, the partners met for the first time in Vienna on 12 and 13 July. During the meeting, the first results of the research phase were discussed and first conclusions for further development work were drawn.…
We are happy to announce that we are now able to combine our work on fake news and age-appropriate learning in a new project. The project SAFE – Seniors Against Fake News – aims to improve the ability of seniors…