“Disinformation, Gender, and AI: The Power of Media and Information Literacy” was the title of the final conference for the European projects AlgoWatch and GenderED Coalition, which took place in Paris on 29 September 2025.… Read More
Students from the 11th grade at Lagoa Secondary School in the Azores, Portugal, organised an AlgoWatch exhibition on 30 September, marking the final day of the project.… Read More
AlgoWatch held an exhibition and four workshops at the Portlaoise Public Library in Co. Laois, Ireland, from 23 to 30 September 2025. The Irish project team, including researchers Aphra and Feby, worked closely with library staff and local secondary schools to make the events a success.… Read More
Media literacy in community projects against disinformation was the title of a presentation delivered by Vitor Tomé at the 22nd BAD Regional Meeting in the Azores, held at the Atlântida Cine Centro de Cultura, Museu de Santa Maria, on 25 and 26 September.… Read More
The Irish team of the Algowatch project was part of the #exploreAI pop-up exhibition at the Douglas Hyde Gallery in Dublin, held on 26 September as part of European Researchers’ Night.… Read More
Algowatch researchers Carlos Pinheiro and Vitor Tomé travelled to Bragança, Portugal, on 12 and 13 September to present the project’s toolkit and other resources to the Portuguese Public Libraries Network.… Read More
The AlgoWatch project was featured at UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week, held from 2 to 5 September at UNESCO headquarters in Paris.… Read More
AlgoWatch engaged curious minds at Dublin Maker 2025 on Saturday, 30 August, by showcasing its game, Eunopia: Mission AI.… Read More
“Artificial intelligence, communication in the public space and disruption,” was the title of a presentation delivered by Vitor Tomé at the 5th Education Meeting in Cantanhede on 15 July 2025.… Read More
The AlgoWatch project launched its AI and Algorithm Literacy exhibition at the News Museum in Sintra, Portugal, on 30 June, marking a milestone in its mission to promote media and information literacy, and the exhibition will remain open to the public until October.… Read More