A constant stream of news and information noise is exhausting and makes manipulation harder to recognise. Together with Dmitri Teperik, we will explore how to navigate today’s information environment and protect ourselves from disinformation.
Topics for discussion:
- key threats in the information environment
- how manipulation techniques work
- principles that help protect against influence operations and disinformation
- how to develop media literacy in everyday life
The aim of the event is to offer a clear framework and practical guidance to help participants:
- distinguish reliable sources from questionable ones
- reduce the impact of information noise
- shape their information consumption consciously
Dmitri Teperik is a recognised expert in societal resilience, cognitive security and strategic communication. He conducts applied research, provides policy advice and leads capacity-building initiatives in the Baltic states and Ukraine. For more than 15 years, he has built regional expertise in countering disinformation, strengthening civil security and increasing community resilience to hybrid threats.
To participate, please register at vo@tln.tln.ee or by phone at 683 0960.
The event will be held in Russian.
