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Find similar grantsSupporting a trustworthy social media sphere for young Europeans (2025) is sponsored by European Commission. This call aims to raise awareness among young Europeans about information integrity risks on social media, bolstering media literacy skills.
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Publication 12 September 2025 Opening: 30 September 2025 Closing: 02 December 2025 Update : An information session for all interested potential applicants will take place on 30 September 2025 at 11:00 CET on WebEx . No registration is required. All questions and answers discussed during this session will be made publicly available in a Q&A document on the Funding and Tenders Portal .
Based on a proposal by the European Parliament, this call will fund two projects. It seeks to engage young Europeans aged 15–30 and influencers in developing and disseminating content that raises awareness about risks to information integrity, including different online manipulation techniques and tactics, conspiracy theories or malicious uses of generative AI such as deepfakes.
The objective is to help young Europeans to better recognise and counter manipulative content or techniques, as well as fostering new collaborations between information integrity professionals and influencers, so that they can join forces related to information integrity challenges and reach new audiences.
The projects should develop a participatory process to ensure that they reflect the diverse perspectives and media habits of young Europeans. To have impact and reach, the call aims to foster cross-sector collaboration, in particular involving players from media, content creation, arts, technology, civil society and media literacy.
By supporting greater awareness about information integrity risks among young Europeans, the project should ultimately contribute to a more resilient European digital sphere. Find further information and apply in the Funding and Tenders Portal .
Call for proposals to raise awareness about information integrity risks and to strengthen media literacy among young Europeans Today, the Commission has launched a €6 million call for proposals as part of its pilot projects and preparatory actions to raise awareness about information integrity risks and to strengthen media literacy among young Europeans.
An online info session for this call for proposals is organised for all interested potential applicants.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organisations and consortia capable of developing and disseminating engaging, multilingual content on media literacy and information integrity for young Europeans aged 15-30 across at least thirteen EU Member States. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to €3,100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Supporting a trustworthy social media sphere for young Europeans (2025) is funded by European Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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