Gabriela Baczynska and Anna Slojewska road-tested the Lie Detectors approach in Warsaw.

Lie Detectors helped the young FINNreporters tackle the challenge of fake news.

Join our webinar on diversified funding for non-profit media literacy organisations.

More countries, more journalists, more teachers and more classroom visits. We went further than ever before in 2022. Check out our year in review video. 

We’re terribly sad to share the news that our dear friend Willi Rütten, one of Lie Detectors’ strongest supporters, has died after a short illness.

The Lie Detectors classroom visit spring surge will start in February.  Watch what professional journalists say about the experience.

In July 2021, Lie Detectors presented new findings on the rapid development of adult and child use of online data, on the effectiveness of media literacy training delivered by journalists, and on the role of teachers acting as multipliers in fighting fake news.

On July 8, 16:00 CET, Lie Detectors will host a webinar featuring Sandra Kalniete MEP,  Andreas Schleicher, OECD Director of Education and Skills and Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck.

Schools in Thuringia will be offered classroom sessions with journalists from MEDIEN360G, the media editorial office of MDR

Swiss journalists join drive for news literacy at school, in Lie Detectors’ cooperation with VSM

An Open Letter to the European Union institutions and member states

How we tackle disinformation in a digital world

Lie Detectors rolls out distance-learning format

Lie Detectors’ 2020 New Year message

Our journalists’ Findings in the Classroom

Cologne school kids get the visit of a Lie Detectors-trained journalist

A webinar for teachers as part of the eTwinning Spring Campaign 2019

First workshop and school visits scheduled in Vienna

Lie Detectors receives EU Digital Skills Award

Lie Detectors’ 2019 New Year message

Inside a Classroom Visit