Media Literacy
How to understand Misinformation, Disinformation and Malinformation
Now more than ever, media literacy (the ability to critically analyse information) is critical for us as citizens and for our democracy to function. This video explains the difference between Misinformation, Disinformation and Malinformation and presents you with some examples!
How to REVIEW information before you share it
How can you verify if something is real or not? Now more than ever, media literacy (the ability to critically analyse information) is critical for us as citizens and for our democracy to function. This video explains how you should REVIEW any information received, what to watch out for and how to guard yourself against possible misinformation.
Information neighbourhoods
How can you identify what each type of information is trying to do? Now more than ever, media literacy (the ability to critically analyse information) is critical for us as citizens and for our democracy to function. This video explains what Information neighbourhoods exist and how to identify them.
Don't Get Manipulated
In the digital age, online radicalisation is a constant threat.
Climate Literacy
A video busting the 5 main myths about climate change. Created by Shout Out UK for the WWF.
Political Literacy
WHO and How to register to vote
Check out our animation above on WHO and HOW to #RegisterToVote, and make sure you’re registered too.
Photo ID and the Vote
The Elections Act (2022) came into force in 2023 what does it mean for voting?
The History of Voting Rights
Ever wondered which voices are missing from the history books?
How does the British political system work?
Understand the separation of powers, the role of the Queen in our democracy and of the government!
Our Human Rights
No democracy is truly a democracy, if they do not uphold their citizens' rights and liberties to the highest standard.
Democracy in Schools
The Missing Link report was jointly produced by Dr. James Weinberg at the University of Sheffield and Shout Out UK, and is the most far-reaching assessment of democratic education in England in over a decade. This animation illustrates the findings of the study, and highlights the need for an increased focus on political literacy in schools.
The Monarchy in Britain: What is their role?
What actually is the monarchy’s Role in Britain? This video explains the history of the monarchy and its power. Previously the monarchy was an absolute monarchy, meaning there were no limits to its power. Today we have a constitutional monarchy, but what powers does that give to the monarch and what are the other options?
King Charles III: Is there any change?
What has changed now that we have a new King? King Charles III hasn't only inherited the title of monarch but also the crown estate and the monarch's official duties.
The Monarch’s role abroad
The British monarchy’s influence isn't just limited to the UK, as it also plays a role in 14 other Commonwealth countries. What does that mean today, and how does the monarchy act as our head of state abroad?
NATO
NATO & Cyber Security: How are NATO protecting us from cyber attacks?
We explain why cyber security is crucial to national security and how NATO protects us from international cyber threats.
NATO & Crisis Management
How does NATO respond to international crises? In this video, we take a closer look at the example of Kosovo and the military and non-military actions NATO can take.
How does NATO work?
In this video we explain how the military and political parts of NATO operate. We also gain an understanding of what the Allied Command Operations (ACO), Allied Command Transformations (ACT), and The North Atlantic Council do.
Who are NATO and what do they do?
Have you never quite understood what NATO do? Worry not, we've got you covered! In this video we explain what NATO stands for, how NATO came to be, who is a part of NATO and NATO's values.
Media Minded
Media Minded explores the bizarre world of disinformation. Now in its fourth season, each episode tackles a new facet of the fight against violent extremism in West Africa. Aided by the rapid invention of new information and communication technologies, terrorist organisations have devised new ways to recruit and train members, and upend local communities with deadlier and more destructive tactics. Through interviews with leading counter terrorism experts, journalists, psychologists, and organisations fighting extremists in their communities, this series equips listeners with the knowledge and successful strategies to counter radicalisation at home.
