National Consultant on Media and Information Literacy and Countering Hate SpeechNew

Designs and facilitates an Arabic-language training course on media and information literacy and countering hate speech for youth in crisis-affected Sudan. The consultant develops curriculum, learning resources and assessment tools; delivers participatory sessions using UNESCO’s Facticity game; and documents learning outcomes to strengthen critical thinking, responsible digital citizensh

• Design an Arabic-language training syllabus on media literacy, hate speech and misinformation
• Develop session plans, participant materials, interactive exercises and assessment tools
• Facilitate ten interactive Arabic training sessions for 250 youth
• Use the UNESCO Facticity board game and guided discussion as core experiential learning activities
• Collect and analyse participant feedback and learning outcomes
• Produce an assessment report with findings, lessons, challenges and recommendations

• Advanced university degree in media, journalism, communication, education, social sciences or a related field
• At least five years of demonstrated experience designing and delivering training programmes
• Proven expertise in media and information literacy, countering hate speech, digital literacy and youth engagement
• Excellent written and spoken Arabic
• Good command of English

• Familiarity with UNESCO’s Media and Information Literacy framework
• Experience facilitating participatory learning methodologies

• Media and information literacy
• Countering hate speech
• Training facilitation
• Digital citizenship
• Youth engagement

• UNESCO Facticity board game
• Training agenda
• Participant handbook
• Pre- and post-training questionnaires