Conference “Media literacy. Roadmaps.” Gunta Sloga: Presentation of the research
Speaker: Gunta Sloga, Executive Director of the Baltic Media Center of Excellence.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Experience stories and expert opinions: How to strategically reach different groups in society.
How to reach different groups in society effectively – especially those who are somewhat immune to, do not use, or distrust so-called traditional media content? What are the reasons? How to communicate with different audiences about media literacy? How to plan a media literacy strategy to achieve them?
Speakers: Klinta Ločmele, Media Literacy Expert, Head of the IREX Baltic Media Literacy Program at the University of Latvia;
Solvita Denisa-Liepniece, Adviser to Executive Director of the Baltic Media Center of Excellence on Disinformation Issues, Assistant professor and researcher at Vidzeme University;
Zane Matesoviča, Director at British Council Latvia;
Ginta Zalcmane, Head of Information Services and Interlibrary Loan Department of National Libary of Latvia;
Kaspars Rūklis, Program Manager for IREX’s Media Literacy in the Baltics Program.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Discussion: How to contribute to the development of a media literacy strategy in Latvia?
Media literacy has become an important competence in everyday life – in both civic and individual decision-making. Is there a need for a national media literacy strategy? What are the challenges for Latvia in promoting media literacy? What actions are needed? What actions should be prioritised?
Speakers:
Dace Melbārde, Member of the European Parliament, former Minister of Culture of Latvia;
Aiga Grišāne, assistant to Dace Melbārde, Member of the European Parliament, former Head of the Media Policy Division of the Ministry of Culture of Latvia;
Vita Anda Tērauda, Member of the Saeima, Chairman of the Media Policy Subcommittee of the Saeima Human Rights and Public Affairs Commission;
Arvils Ašeradens, Member of the Saeima, Chairman of Education, Culture and Science Committee;
Jānis Lielpēteris, Adviser for the Minister of Culture on Media Policy Issues.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Experience stories and discussion: Latvian media experience in content production: challenges and future opportunities.
What is the past experience of the media in creating and disseminating content on media literacy? How successful have you been in reaching your audience and getting feedback? What are the challenges and opportunities? What support would the media need to promote media literacy in society?
Moderator: Patriks Grīva, Council Member of National Electronic Mass Media Council of Latvia.
Speakers: Ingemārs Vekteris, Chairman of the Board of Vidzeme Television (Re:TV);
Ilgvars Rukers, Creative Director of Radio SWH;
Andrejs Trokša, Chairman of the Board of Divu krastu radio;
Una Klapkalne, Chairman of the Board of Latvian Radio;
Anna Platpīre, Commissioning Editor of Latvian Television.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Speakers: Klinta Ločmele, Media Literacy Expert, Head of the IREX Baltic Media Literacy Program at the University of Latvia;
Agnese Dāvidsone, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Vidzeme University, Associate Professor, Researcher;
Ilva Skulte, Associate Professor of Riga Stradins University, Faculty of Communication;
Sandra Murinska, Assistant Professor and Researcher of Rezekne Academy of Technologies.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Speaker: Ľuboš Kukliš, Chair at European Platform of Regulatory Authorities (EPRA), former Chair of European Regulators Group for Audiovisual Media Services (ERGA), Executive Director of the Slovak Audiovisual Media Services Regulator.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Speakers: Viktors Makarovs, Special Envoy on Digital Issues at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia;
Andris Mellakauls, Head of Information Space Integration Division of Ministry of Culture of Latvia;
Jānis Sārts, Director at NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence;
Rihards Bambals, Head of Strategic Communications at State Chancellery of Latvia;
Mārcis Balodis, Researcher of Centre For East European Policy Studies.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Discussion: Trust in the media and the truth.
What is the role of the media in the fight against disinformation? How is the fight against disinformation affected by the loss of trust in traditional media? How to foster an alliance between media, journalists, and society to strengthen the role of professional journalism, especially during the infodemic times?
Moderator: Džina Donauskaite, Executive Director, Lithuanian Journalism Centre.
Speakers: Sirkku Kotilainen, Professor at the University of Tampere;
Helle Tiikmaa, President of Estonian Association of Journalists;
Indrė Makaraitytė, Head of Research Department of Lithuanian public media LRT;
Filips Lastovskis, “DELFI plus” editor.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
Conclusion of the Conference.
Speakers: National Electronic Media Council (NEPLP)
Chairman Ivars Āboliņš;
Vice-Chair Aurēlija Ieva Druviete;
Member of the Council Patriks Grīva;
Member of the Council Ieva Kalderauska.
Tēma: Medijpratība
Autors: NEPLP
Gads: 2021
In 2021 the BCME in cooperation with Media Development Foundation (Georgia), Independent Journalism Centre (Moldova) and with the Ukrainian Media and Communication Institute (Ukraine) carried out research project entitled “Media Literacy Sector Mapping in Georgia, Latvia, Moldova and Ukraine”.
The four country reports and the General Overview and Recommendations paper (which is based on country repots) are focusing on actors, audiences and activities. Given the dynamics of developing the media literacy sphere, the research team focused on a set of country specific recommendations in the following dimensions: cross-sectoral cooperation and networking; evaluation of media literacy activities; sustainability and funding; media involvement.
This publication was produced with the financial support of the Black Sea Trust, a Project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States; the British Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia and the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of the BCME and do not necessarily reflect the views of the supporting institutions or their partners.
Tēma: Algoritmi
Autors: Baltijas Mediju izcilības centrs
Gads: 2021