Today’s teenagers are constantly influenced by social media and often fail to recognize that some content is intentionally manipulative or misleading.

In Ukraine, a free educational course focused on information hygiene has been launched to assist young people in safeguarding themselves online.

The course is designed like a computer game, featuring vibrant characters, quests, and rewards. It can be accessed from a computer, tablet, or smartphone. After completing the course, participants can revisit lessons or tasks at any time.

The course is developed by Oksana Moroz, a researcher on information influence and the author of the book “How Not to Become a Vegetable,” and Kateryna Goltzberg, a child and family psychologist and president of the Professional Association of Child Analytical Psychologists.

The educational course is available online through the interactive platform Unicorn School. Register here: https://unicorn.itstep.org/infohygiene-training-course

Share information about the course with friends and family

or in parent groups — together we can make

the information space safer for our children.