Informed digital citizens
To build a generation of informed digital citizens who use technology responsibly, create trusted information and drive positive social change through innovation, education and community leadership.
WHSF flagship digital education programme
Empowering Communities with Digital Knowledge, Responsible AI and Trusted Information
MIL equips children, young people, educators, women, community leaders, journalists and civil society organisations to access, evaluate, create and share trustworthy information in the digital age.

Knowledge for resilient communities
The Media Information Library combines digital literacy, responsible artificial intelligence, media production, fact-checking, cybersecurity awareness, digital storytelling and community engagement.
Through inclusive, hands-on learning, participants gain the practical skills to navigate the information environment, use emerging technology ethically and create credible content that supports education, opportunity and positive social change.
To build a generation of informed digital citizens who use technology responsibly, create trusted information and drive positive social change through innovation, education and community leadership.
To equip communities with media literacy, AI skills, critical thinking and creative communication while promoting ethical technology use, lifelong learning and sustainable development.
MIL combines inclusive delivery, measurable outcomes, credible partnerships and real community projects in an award-ready model designed for global recognition and responsible scale.
Programme pillars
Each pillar develops knowledge that participants can apply immediately in learning, work, enterprise and civic life.
Community impact
Participants transform new knowledge into useful public information, campaigns and digital resources shaped around community needs.
Bring MIL to your communityWhy MIL is different
MIL moves beyond traditional media literacy by combining technical knowledge, creative production, safety, leadership and entrepreneurship.
Responsible AI and practical tools are taught alongside information literacy.
Participants produce podcasts, videos, stories, campaigns and trusted digital resources.
Cybersecurity, privacy, fact-checking and ethical technology use are embedded throughout.
Learning is designed for women, youth, persons with disabilities and underserved communities.
Every learning journey connects to a real-world project and visible outcome.
Future digital platform
The MIL gateway now connects learners to practical WHSF services, trusted international resources, guided research and a personal learning pathway.
Trusted web research
Search trusted organisations on the live internet, or generate a structured brief to use with an AI research assistant. Always review dates, authors and original sources before sharing.
My MIL pathway
Your selection is saved only on this device and can be updated at any time.
Select your role and priority to receive a three-step learning plan.
Global knowledge ecosystem
Each hub combines a verified starting resource with a live search for current guidance, courses and evidence.
Build AI literacy, prompt skills and ethical decision-making.
Strengthen reporting, source evaluation and public-interest storytelling.
Verify claims, images and sources before publishing or sharing.
Plan, record, publish and grow an ethical community podcast.
Create accessible graphics, video, animation and publications.
Discover adaptable open educational resources and teaching materials.
Practise privacy, password safety, scam awareness and cyber hygiene.
Turn community problems into inclusive, sustainable solutions.
Advance confidence, safety, enterprise and leadership in digital spaces.
Use evidence to shape responsible technology and community policy.
Partner with WHSF to deliver practical learning, mentorship and measurable community projects.