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Balochistan Media Literacy Drive: 500+ Students and Faculty Trained to Tackle Disinformation
News Desk, Qaseem Shah: In a groundbreaking step for education and digital empowerment in Balochistan, more than 500 faculty members and university students are being trained in Media Information Literacy (MIL) to fight the growing challenge of misinformation and fake news. The initiative, supported by the European Union (EU) in Pakistan and implemented by Individualland Pakistan, aims to promote responsible media use, fact-checking, and critic…
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Balochistan Media Literacy Drive: 500+ Students and Faculty Trained to Tackle Disinformation
News Desk, Qaseem Shah: In a groundbreaking step for education and digital empowerment in Balochistan, more than 500 faculty members and university students are being trained in Media Information Literacy (MIL) to fight the growing challenge of misinformation and fake news. The initiative, supported by the European Union (EU) in Pakistan and implemented by Individualland Pakistan, aims to promote responsible media use, fact-checking, and critic…
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