We define digital literacy as the practical skills and critical awareness needed to safely navigate online spaces, specifically targeting the threats of online deception, fraudulent recruitment, and synthetic media.
We argue that basic computer skills fall totally short when traffickers use sophisticated digital tricks.
Aspiring migrants and displaced people need to know how to verify job offers, protect their personal data, and spot deepfakes.
We build tailored literacy modules that teach these exact forensic skills, drawing on our fact-checking and digital forensics expertise.
By embedding this practical training into pre-departure orientations and community workshops, we give people the tools to defend themselves against exploitation in the digital age.
