August 2025 | FREEDOM

FREEDOM Project Meeting in Greece: Partners Plan Final Steps

At the end of June, partners from the Erasmus+ project FREEDOM – Fake News Recognition and Education for Elderly Digital Outreach Mission gathered in Greece for a productive Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) hosted by KAINOTOMIA. With a total of five participants, the meeting provided a valuable opportunity to reflect on the progress made so.

FREEDOM Project Meeting in Rome: Planning Digital Literacy Activities

“The FREEDOM project meeting in Rome marked a key moment in the collaboration between Italy, France and Greece” The FREEDOM Project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ program, aims to enhance digital literacy among senior citizens by addressing misinformation, including fake news and deepfakes. The project involves three partners: Le Tre Ghinee (Italy), SOLUTION: Solidarité &.

FREEDOM project against Fake News: Kick-off meeting in Paris

The FREEDOM project against fake news held its face-to-face kick-off meeting The French partner in the FREEDOM project, SOLUTION: Solidarité & Inclusion, was delighted to welcome its Italian colleagues, Le Tre Ghinee, the project coordinator, and its Greek colleague, KAINOTOMIA, to the capital to meet in real life for the first time since the.

Dangers of fake news

The dangers of fake news are increasing in today’s digital world, where information chaos is everywhere. Information is omnipresent in today’s world. Not only is there a plethora of media for conveying information, but also a plethora of messengers. With the Internet, we have access to numerous sites, and social networks have given a.

EU Tools Against Fake News: Laws, Platforms, and Education

The EU tools against fake news are essential in the fight for democratic integrity. The European Union has developed laws, frameworks and partnerships to tackle disinformation, while respecting freedom of expression.The European Union takes the issue of fake news seriously and has introduced measures and actions to combat it. Faced with the rapid spread.

Do Vaccines Cause Autism? Debunking a Dangerous Myth

Do vaccines cause autism?The belief that vaccines cause autism is one of the most widespread and damaging pieces of misinformation in recent decades. This myth originated in 1998, when a study was published in the respected medical journal The Lancet. The study, led by British doctor Andrew Wakefield, claimed to have found a connection.

How to recognize Fake News

Every day, we’re surrounded by information—news articles, videos, social media posts, headlines. Some of it is true, some of it is opinion, and some of it is simply false. In recent years, fake news has become more common and more difficult to spot. It can look very professional, use real photos, and sound convincing..