A new strategy for media literacy and digital learning

· A10-0173/2026 · Proposition de résolution (ensemble du texte)

The European Parliament adopted by 447 votes to 128, with 78 abstentions, a resolution on a new strategy for media literacy and digital learning.

Parliament stressed that a forward-looking approach to media literacy and digital learning should aim to empower people of all ages with basic skills that would enable them to take full advantage of the digital environment, boost their creative skills, benefit from exposure to a variety of sources and avoid risks related to the use and design of online platforms.

Approaches to media education and digital learning must be innovative, aimed at all population groups and tailored to the needs of learners , especially vulnerable users disadvantaged due to geographical, social, cultural and economic…

For: 447(68 %). Against: 128(20 %). Abstentions: 78(12 %). In total, 653 MEPs voted. 66 MEPs didn’t vote.

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