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FAKEWORLD Conference: A Crucial Initiative Against Fake News
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The upcoming conference titled “FAKEWORLD – Navigating the Maze of Fake News: Skills Development at the Top Level,” hosted in the European Parliament by MEP Márton Gyöngyösi (Non-Attached Member of the European Parliament) and co-hosted by PROSUM Foundation, marks a significant step in the fight against misinformation. This high-profile event will feature insightful discussions from notable speakers such as Levente Nagy-Pál CEO at PROSUM and Róbert László researcher from Political Capital, who will share their perspectives on the critical need for online media training.
Conference Highlights
The FAKEWORLD conference aims to address the pervasive issue of fake news and its impact on society. By bringing together experts, policymakers, and educators, the event seeks to foster a comprehensive understanding of how misinformation spreads and the strategies necessary to combat it. Levente Nagy-Pál and Róbert László will provide in-depth analyses of the current media landscape, emphasizing the importance of equipping individuals with the skills to recognize and resist fake news on social media platforms and across the internet.
PROSUM Foundation’s Role and Initiative
PROSUM Foundation, known for its commitment to enhancing the European community and civil society, will utilize this platform to introduce its latest initiative—a free e-learning training course designed to develop critical media analysis skills. This course aligns with PROSUM’s mission to promote and defend shared values of European cultural identity and democratic practices by offering expertise and education as tools to combat propaganda and destructive forces.
Course Details and Objectives
The e-learning course will begin with an introduction to various media outlets and their operational scales, progressing to a detailed exploration of different media types, including legitimate news, fake news, and deep fakes. The primary goal is to equip participants with the ability to discern the accuracy and authenticity of information, fostering a more informed and critical public.