Media literacy in a time of war: Voices from Palestine—opening session
Date of livestream: November 4, 2026, 11 a.m.–noon Eastern / 6–7 p.m. Jerusalem.
Organizer: Media Education Lab, featuring Palestinian educators and project partners.
Registration link: Register / join.
Event page: Event details.
What you’ll learn: Findings from a Palestinian media-literacy program and approaches to teaching verification amid propaganda, AI-generated content and conflict.
Why this matters: Information skills become especially consequential when people face displacement, polarization and personal danger.
What you’ll leave with: Teaching ideas and questions about adapting verification education to local realities.
Best for: Educators, journalists, youth-media organizations, fact-checkers and human-rights communicators.
Systems it connects to: Education, information integrity, AI, youth participation, conflict and human rights.
Accessibility and participation support: Free online session launching a six-part series. Interpretation, captioning and disability accommodations are not specified.
Replay / resource URL: No replay confirmed; the series page supplies program information and registration. Resource / updates.
Verification notes
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