Producing Information to Foster Critical Thinking

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How can we empower vulnerable youth to question viral content and build strong critical thinking habits? In this article, Reflet de Société journalist Oumou Diakité features insights from Nassera Eloire (REVDEC) and highlights La voix des Jeunes, a Montréal initiative using journalism as a tool for digital literacy. A inspiring look at how slowing down, verifying sources, and actively creating media help young people become informed, confident digital citizens.

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