Nađa Dragović, MIL trainer in workshops for CSOs, Montenegro

Vuk Vučetić, trainer in MIL workshops for civil society organizations, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nemanja Zivaljevic, journalist, MIL trainer at a school workshop in Montenegro

Amir Purić, journalist and trainer at MIL workshops in schools, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Why do you need to know who is asking questions on your behalf?

Why do we so often hear about fake news and disinformation?

What is journalism for?

What do you know about the different forms of pressure many journalists are exposed to?

Tabloids and Sensationalism

Why is media literacy important?

Who could I complain to about bad journalism?

What does the Internet know about me?

What is investigative journalism?

What is the role of public service broadcasters?

Who are fact-checkers?

Do you know that 1.010 journalists have been killed worldwide since 2006?

What is the role of journalists in society?

Do social networks influence journalism?

How is the media funded?

Why do you need to know who owns the media?

What about gender equality in journalism?

Who could I complain to about unprofessional journalism?

Does technology bring us better information?

What is media and information literacy (MIL)?

Who are fact-checkers?

Why do you hear about fake news and disinformation so often?

What is self-censorship?

What should we know about labor conditions in the media?

What is a good Interview?

Did you know that 1.010 journalists were killed since 2006 worldwide?

(local language) 2nd session MIL Conference on Western Balkans

(local language) 3rd session MIL Conference Western Balkans

(local language) 1st session MIL Conference Western Balkans

Participants and trainers in the Media Literacy ToT, Tirana, Albania.

Bojan Kordalov, PR and Social Media Specialist, Media Literacy ToT participant

Ana Poprizova, High School Psychologist, Media Literacy ToT participant

Stefan Janjic, Media Literacy Trainer, Serbia

Naomi Thompson, Media Literacy Trainer