Povodom obilježavanja Nedjelje medijske i informacione pismenosti, na Fakultetu političkih nauka Univerziteta u Banjoj Luci održaće se debata „Medijsko-informaciona pismenost i interkulturalni dijalog“ 24. oktobra 2019. godine u 10.00 časova u svečanoj sali 201.

Cilj debate je da upozna studente sa ključnim kompetencijama za cjeloživotno učenje, osnovnim vještinama medijske i informacione pismenosti uz pomoć kojih mogu da se informišu, angažuju i učestvuju. Aspekt interkulturalnog dijaloga skrenuće im pažnju na govor mržnje, isključivanje, dezinformacije i ukazati na značaj promovisanja interkulturalnog dijaloga kroz slobodne, nezavisne i pluralističke medije koji mogu da povećaju svijest o različitostima i obogate našu predstavu o svijetu oko nas i na taj način poboljšaju naše razumijevanje drugih, kao i nas samih.

U debati učestvuju:

Valentina Lekanić, urednica Redakcije obrazovnog programa javnog servisa Radio-televizije Republike Srpske

Sanja Dokić Mrša, stručna savjetnica za programski sadržaj i regulativu u emitovanju u Regulatornoj agenciji za komunikacije Bosne i Hercegovine

Dragana Trninić, docentkinja na Fakultetu političkih nauka Univerziteta u Banjoj Luci i odgovorna nastanica na predmu Medijska pismenost

Panel discussion entitled ‘Media and information literacy and intercultural dialogue’

On the occasion of marking the Media and Information Literacy Week at the Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina), a panel discussion entitled ‘Media and information literacy and intercultural dialogue’ is organised on 24 October 2019 at 10 AM (venue: Conference hall 201).

The panel discussion aims at introducing students with key competences necessary for life-long learning and with basic skills of media and information literacy that can help them keep being informed on, engaged with, and involved in social life. With regard to this, the aspect of intercultural dialogue is going to draw their attention to hate speech and avoiding disinformation, and to point to the significance of promoting intercultural dialogue through free, independent, and plural media that can increase our awareness of social diversity and broaden our views on the world around us, thus enabling us to better understand both others and ourselves.

Participants of the panel:

Ms Valentina Lekanic, Editor of Education Programme of the Public Broadcast System of the Republic of Srpska (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Ms Sanja Dokic Mrsa, Senior Associate for Programme Contents and Broadcasting Regulations at the Communications Regulatory Agency (CRA) of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ms Dragana Trninic, PhD, Associate Professor, Faculty of Political Sciences of the University of Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina), teaching subject of Media Literacy