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Media literacy initiatives in Moldova
Overview
Media education programs in Moldovan schools have reached a ten-year milestone. These programs focus on teaching students to verify sources, distinguish facts from opinions, and understand how emotions influence information consumption. Instructors utilize practical experiments to demonstrate the risks of online manipulation and the importance of pausing before reacting to digital content.
Building on these educational efforts, the Center for Independent Journalism (CJI), in partnership with UNESCO and DW Akademie, recently announced winners for media literacy competitions. The ‘Little Media Detective’ contest for primary school students encouraged participants to create illustrated stories about verifying social media information. Additionally, the ‘Learning to Filter. Creating Digital Content that Inspires Trust’ competition recognized digital content creators following training programs held in July 2026. The awards ceremony was held in Chișinău on October 23, 2026.
Entities
Center for Independent Journalism · European Union · Boris Dînga Lyceum · DW Akademie · UNESCO
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesCJI and UNESCO announce winners of media literacy competitions in Moldova
The Center for Independent Journalism and UNESCO have announced winners for two media literacy competitions in Moldova targeting students and digital content creators.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesMedia education programs mark 10 years in Moldovan schools
Media education in Moldova marks ten years of teaching students to verify sources, distinguish facts from opinions, and manage emotional responses to online information.
Sources
cji.md · news.yam.md