Concept: How Media and Information Literacy helps defend privacy and use data ethically and responsibly

Issues raised according to the latest version of UNESCO’s Media and Information Literacy curriculum
- Introduction to privacy competencies
- Management of online privacy
- Protection of personal information
- Ethical use of online data
- Online data creation and use
- Key actors in privacy protection
- Types of institutional obligations
- Redress to privacy infringement
- Institutions promoting Media and Information Literacy as a privacy defense
- Types of privacy infringement

Learning outcomes:
- Describe online privacy concerns and implications in Media and Information Literacy
- Identify strategies to protect personal information online
- Understand that online activities create data and how to manage personal information and reputation online
- Identify the key actors and their roles in privacy protection
- Distinguish between individual obligations and institutional obligations in privacy protection
- Understand where individuals can go and what steps they can take to get redress in the event of infringement on their privacy
- Understand and know how to advocate for media and information literacy to be part of institutional mechanisms to strengthen the privacy of individuals and groups

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