Blogs by young reporters of the media literacy campaign

Media literacy

UNICEF Montenegro
Young reporters with National Good Will Ambassador Antonije Pusic
UNICEF Montenegro / Duško Miljanić / 2018
26 September 2019

Let's not betray our planet!

Let's listen to Greta and be like her – brave and determined – and follow true values. I believe in us!
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19 September 2019

How to bare one’s teeth?

Is violence the only response to the violence we want to end?
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18 September 2019

I choose to be a child, what about you?

Reality TV programmes were trending on YouTube in Montenegro throughout 2018.
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10 September 2019

Fighting for your own, whatever it takes!

One in every ten children aged 9–17 years in Montenegro has been present at a fight between peers recorded by one of their friends who then posted it online
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02 September 2019

Back to the ecological future

So, instead of using a plastic bag, bring your own bag every day. Use your own bottle and refill it with water. Turn the tap off. Turn off the light.
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22 August 2019

Let's save the planet!

We have to be not only technologically and economically literate, but also environmentally literate
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15 August 2019

Let’s choose what we buy

About two-thirds of children aged 9–17 years in our country have asked their parents to buy them something they saw advertised
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08 August 2019

How long will we keep silent about peer violence?!

Many children, often those who are good students and successful at something, or who are a bit shier, suffer emotionally because of the violence at school.
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01 August 2019

Our World as Historical Data

Let's be media literate for our own sake and the sake of this planet.
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25 July 2019

Let us fill our "offline" world

Let's choose what we google, let’s choose what we watch!
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18 July 2019

"Barbies" everywhere

What does it mean to be beautiful in the modern age?
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11 July 2019

Fake news – a life-threatening phenomenon

Let's check the accuracy of all information. Let’s be fact-checkers.
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