Media
Literacy

At the close of 2022, Ցեց Comics released a new book on media literacy titled "I Believe/I Don't Believe: 6 Stories about Media Literacy." This publication comprises six illustrations featuring characters navigating contemporary challenges in media literacy, including issues like fake news, media manipulation, and disinformation. 

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Since the start of the pandemic, MediaLab.am has been using satire and humor to try and affect public behaviour and make people understand the extent of the crisis in Armenia. Next to the more in-depth journalistic work of MediaLab, our moving cartoons have been incredibly popular on social media where they have been shared widely by Armenians advising others to change their behaviour. 

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In news: Deploying animated cartoons in the battle against coronavirus manipulation and fake news.

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In our recent endeavors, we've been at the forefront of combating disinformation through widely viewed animated content, comics books, graphic novels. Emphasizing media literacy, our approach utilizes satire to dismantle myths, cultivating crucial skills and resistance to manipulation. We stand firm in our belief that this blend of creative visuals, spanning animated content, comics, and graphic novels, serves as a potent tool for impactful education.

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At Medialab Animation, we've harnessed the power of journalism, data, art, and satire to produce influential content and deliver impactful messages through our short animated cartoons. This dedicated section serves as an educational platform, informing people about their rights, strategies to combat corruption, and fostering better citizenship. Our MediaLab short animated cartoons have gained immense popularity, with millions of views, thousands of comments, and shares on social media—a testament to the profound impact of creativity in spreading awareness and engaging the audience.

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