We are a multi-award winning social enterprise that provides impartial Political and Media Literacy training and campaigns focused on democratic engagement and combatting disinformation online, tailored to local circumstances and culture.
1. Co-Design
Our unique dedication to co-design and co-delivery ensures our programmes speak to audiences how and where they wish to be spoken to.
2. Innovation
Our TechFirst approach allows us to provide tailored solutions to complex problems with an innovative, value for money, approach.
3. Aggressive Impartiality
Our aggressive interpretation and implementation of impartiality ensures all projects are truly inclusive to all.
Political & Media Literacy
We empower teachers and schools to deliver unparalleled Political & Media Literacy education via workshops, digital sessions, CPD training and our unique Eportal.
Preventing Radicalisation
Our creative approach of using Media & Political Literacy to counter extremism creates an engaging and results-driven set of Prevent programmes.
Democratic Engagement
We run creative and highly impactful voter registration, democratic engagement and voter informatic campaigns around the new Voter ID changes.
Youth Voice
We give young people a platform to write articles about the issues that matter to them, whilst getting paid for their time.
Advocacy
We are the secretariat for the APPG on Political Literacy, a coalition of MPs and Lords from across all parties that advocate for Political & Media Literacy.
Building democratic resilience to disinformation
"We are thrilled to be working with Shout Out UK to ensure children have the skills they need to flourish in an online world."— Claire Levens, Head of Media Literacy, Ofcom
60000+
Youth
1600+
Teachers
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Countries
70+
Projects
Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE)
Shout Out UK is a modern education-driven solutions provider which utilises the skills and knowledge of media literacy to disrupt malicious actors, protect vulnerable audiences online and expose and combat extremism and radicalisation online.
London Voter Registration Week
Shout Out UK and the Greater London Authority run a yearly non-party political, impartial, non-election-specific campaign to encourage Londoners – especially under-registered and under-represented Londoners – to register to vote. In 2022 we secured 5.1 million social media reach, delivered 19 in-person drives with education institutions and coordinated a coalition of 150 partners.
Voter ID Awareness
The Elections Act (2022) brings changes to the way we vote and who can vote. Hence, We have teamed up with the Greater London Authority (GLA) and a diverse coalition of civil society organisations, education institutions and London borough electoral services to deliver an impartial public awareness campaign. The campaign aims to inform all eligible Londoners, particularly under-registered and under-represented Londoners of all backgrounds, about these unprecedented changes, most notably the introduction of mandatory photo identification in order to vote. The public awareness campaign is coordinated with the Electoral Commission and delivered by Shout Out UK.
Media Minded Podcast
Media Minded explores the bizarre world of misinformation and conspiracies. Each episode focuses on a different global event that sparked misinformation as we speak to ex-cultists, anti-vaxxers and more who describe their slow descent into the untrue, and those who experience the brunt of the lies and hatred explain the effect that the proliferation of these ideas has. Industry-leading academics and experts from across a variety of industries share their research and understanding as we attempt to find a way to tackle this growing wave of state and non-state sponsored disinformation.
DISMISS - Counter Political Disinformation
We faced an extraordinary moment in political history: over 70 elections took place around the world in 2024, including in the UK, giving people all over the country the ability to have their voices heard. For many, this was their first interaction with the ballot box. What’s more, disinformation and misinformation was poised to be a major issue in general election. To empower first-time voters, Ofcom and SOUK collaborated on a campaign to equip young people with the political and media literacy skills to dismiss disinformation.
Youth Voice
6 November 2024
Can Gen Z’s Social Media Addiction Rejuvenate Democracy?
1 November 2024