Events

The ENACT workshop covers different ways to make media more accessible, including audio description, subtitles, sign language, easy-to-understand language, and new technologies. Experts from universities, public media, and disability organisations share their knowledge on accessibility in radio, TV, websites, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality.

The participants in the exchange programme share what they learned in simple and clear presentations. They show examples of how news can be made easier to understand. They also talk about what worked well and what could be improved. In the end, they suggest the best ways to make news more accessible for everyone. The exchange programme is part of this project, where members from partner organisations visit others to learn from their best practices in producing easy-to-understand news.

The open event brings together users, media professionals, and experts to discuss how to make news easier to understand. Partners share what they learned from user consultations and present early ideas for improvement. Participants give feedback, ask questions, and suggest better ways to make news more accessible. All the ideas from the event are collected in a report to help improve the final recommendations.

The one-day workshop brings together journalists and experts to discuss how to make news easier to understand. The project team presents the online hub, which includes simple guidelines and real examples in different languages. Participants take part in discussions and hands-on activities to learn how to use these recommendations in their work.

The online conference introduces the project’s findings to the public and officially launch the online hub. The online hub is a webpage that shares simple journalism tips and examples in different languages. Experts and project members explain how the recommendations can help make news clearer and more inclusive. Attendees are able to ask questions, share thoughts, and learn how to use the guidelines. This event makes easy-to-understand journalism available to more people across different countries.