A coalition of media and information literacy (MIL) advocates from civil society, academe, media and government kicked off the 2022 Global MIL Week in a public forum last Monday, Oct. 24, where they discussed how to better mainstream MIL practices in the country. In a forum held at the Far Eastern University (FEU) attended by in-person and online participants, MIL advocates shared their insights on how best to communicate the important role that MIL plays in preserving a heal

Press release This October 24 to 31, media, academe, government, and civil society organizations are coming together to celebrate the Global Media and Information Literacy Week (#GlobalMILWeekPH) by bannering a campaign built on restoring people’s trust in democratic institutions, in the media and in each other. To open the week-long celebration, a Stakeholders Forum will be held in Far Eastern University on Oct. 24. A total of 300 students, educators, and media professionals

And so it comes to pass that the serpentine minds of our leaders slither in the direction of Senator Leila de Lima, in jail for no valid reason whatsoever for five years. They kept her on their peripheral vision through the election season; but now are relaxed enough to refocus on the one person who knows the full extent and detail of their pillage. It is implausible that the Marcoses and the Dutertes had nothing to do with Senator Leila narrowly missing assassination while h

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