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National media literacy project

Our mission

Make societies more resilient to misinformation

Our credo

Tackling misinformation by combining regulation and creative solutions

Our goal

Provide societies with opportunities for improving their media literacy in times of a hybrid war

About the project

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Filter is the national media literacy project that works with the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine to increase Ukrainians’ resilience to misinformation.

Filter is dedicated to offering creative solutions for tackling misinformation and promoting media literacy. We help organisations develop strategies for addressing the spread of dis- and misinformation, including initiatives for media literacy training and campaigning.

The project’s online platform aims to bring together the best solutions and materials implemented by state authorities, public initiatives, international partners and media community in Ukraine and worldwide.

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Our professional principles

Focus

We focus on specific tasks and their solutions.

Evidence

In our activities, we rely on facts, statistical indicators and research.

Cooperation

We cooperate with the government, NGOs and media organisations to jointly achieve the highest results.

Consistency

Our activity is focused on systematic work with target audiences, recurrence and regularity of communications to improve and strengthen the result.

Exchange of experience

Cooperation with international partners and implementation of the best global practices is an integral component in our work.

Positivity

We inspire and focus on empowerment through media literacy.

Our Strategic Functions

Integration

We combine opportunities and create conditions for new media literacy projects in Ukraine, embedding the theme of critical thinking into the daily life and culture of Ukrainians. 

Education

We inform about media literacy projects in Ukraine and acquaint the relevant target audiences with the educational materials that can be used both in everyday life and for the implementation of objectives of business and the state.

Research

We promote research in the field of media literacy and create the preconditions for intensifying scientific activities around the topic, in particular by involving various stakeholders.

Regulation

We are involved in the state policy formation and the implementation of state initiatives aimed at development of media literacy, in concurrence with the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy.

Our team

Deputy Minister of Culture and Information Policy for European Integration. Mr Shevchenko was a Co-Founder of the Reanimation Package of Reforms (RPR), a coalition of reform-oriented NGOs and experts, which began after the Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine. As the Founder and Director of the Centre for Democracy and Rule of Law, Taras was involved in drafting numerous legislative acts, including the Access to Public Information Law and launched numerous successful civic initiatives in different areas including good governance, transparency, media self-regulation, anti-tobacco, and road safety. In 2017, Mr Shevchenko was selected as one of 16 Yale World Fellows under the annual U.S. program at Yale University.

Doctor of Law, and Acting General Director of the Directorate for Information Policy and Information Security of the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine, she is responsible for the implementation of the project at MCIP. She worked as the head of the expert group of the Directorate of School Education of the Ministry of Education and Culture and contributed to the approval by the Government of the new State Standard for basic secondary education. It is the basis for the implementation of the "New Ukrainian School" reform in grades 5-9 and the integration of media literacy into the educational process.

Founder and head of Filter. Valeria worked at the BBC in London, with the UN in New York, and as a special correspondent for "Breakfast with 1+1", where she launched special projects "People of Action" and "Ukrainians in America". She holds an MSc in Media and Communication Governance at the London School of Economics under the Chevening scholarship program of the British government.

Youth coordinator and lecturer at Filter. Oleksandr has three years of experience of organising educational projects on the topic of media literacy. He is also a fact checker for the "VERIFICATION" bot. He is a graduate of the Ukrainian Academy of Leadership, and is currently a student majoring in Cultural Studies at NaUKMA.

Communications manager at Filter. Tetiana worked at the analytical centre "Ukrainian Institute for the Future", in the field of SMM, at the NGO "Internews-Ukraine" and at the social enterprise "Museum in the Dark 03:00". She has a master's degree in international relations from the Institute of International Relations of Taras Shevchenko National University and the University of Warsaw.

Content creator for Filter's TikTok platform. Anastasiia holds BA in international relations. She has initiated and developed her own project related to disinformation and cultural reform in Ukraine, “Culture of Reform”. She has a bachelor's degree in international relations from the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts. Anastasiia is also a graduate of the "Open University of Reforms" program, 14th batch.

Content strategies expert of the National media literacy project Filter. Khrystyna founded a creative agency that specialises in branding, communication strategies and video production. She worked with the OSCE, the Ministry of the Internal Affairs of Ukraine, the Scientific Research Institute, PwC Ukraine, and the Ministry of Health. Previously worked as a TV journalist.

What we did

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produced a series of TV stories together with the "Morning” program of the Ukrainian public broadcaster

launched media literacy clubs in the regions - a new format for the development of critical thinking of the adult population

coordinated the celebration of the Global Media Literacy Week 2021

held the first school competition of TV stories and podcasts "Reporter"

published a book on media literacy for children

supported the pop-up exhibition «Regain Control» organised by the popular science media "Kunsht"

organised an outdoor classical music concert with a public discussion about media literacy

held more than 100 lectures and trainings on fact-checking and narratives of Russian propaganda

launched a campaign in the Kyiv metro together with IREX

held the first all-Ukrainian lesson on media literacy in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Science

launched an online platform that brought together the best solutions and materials on media literacy for different audiences

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Development of media literacy in Ukraine

The document contains an analysis of the media literacy in Ukraine and Filter’s strategic goals and objectives.

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