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[Open Call for Partnerships] Organizations Working on Media and Digital Literacy Initiatives for Youth across Europe
We seek organisations and cultural centres working with youth on topics related to media and digital literacy.
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Literacy Initiatives for Youth across Europe](https://cdn.ttc.io/i/fit/1024/0/sm/0/plain/ttc/WTFW_2022_01_screen.jpg)
We seek organisations and cultural centres working with youth on topics related to media and digital literacy.
We seek an experienced researcher who has a good understanding of digital and media literacy to work with us on a limited-time consultancy contract to gather and distil the latest research in the field of digital media literacy education.
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