Lie Detectors has joined PRiME, a new two-year initiative to expand media literacy in primary schools and equip more children across Europe with the skills to navigate today’s digital information landscape safely.

Lie Detectors beteiligt sich an PRiME, einer neuen zweijährigen Initiative zur Stärkung der Medienkompetenz an Grundschulen, die mehr Kinder in ganz Europa befähigen soll, sich sicher in der digitalen Informationslandschaft zu bewegen.

Lie Detectors rejoint PRiME, une nouvelle initiative européenne de deux ans visant à renforcer l’éducation aux médias et à l’information dans les écoles primaires et à permettre à davantage d’enfants à travers l’Europe de naviguer en toute sécurité dans le paysage informationnel numérique.

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