LibGuides: Media and Information Literacy (NUST): Historical Timeline of MIL

Declarations related to MIL

The declarations, proclamations, recommendations or action plans above were significant in the development of Media and Information Literacy. We take into account the importance of the 1982 Grunwald Declaration on Media Education which took the lead in the advancement of MIL. Below are the links to all the declarations:

Reference: Yap, J. (2017). One MIL a day keeps the (IL) literate away. https://www.slideshare.net/PAARLOnline/one-mil-a-day-keeps-the-il-literate-away

1982 - Grunwald Declaration on Media Education
2003 - Prague Declaration Towards an Information Literate Society
2005 - Alexandria Proclamation on Information Literacy and Lifelong Learning
2007 - Paris Agenda or 12 Recommendations for Media Education
2011 - Fez Declaration on Media and Information Literacy
2012 - Moscow Declaration on Media and Information Literacy
2013 - GAPMIL Framework and Action Plan
2013 - IFLA Media and Information Literacy Recommendations
2014 - Paris Declaration on Media and Information Literacy in the Digital Era
2016 - The Khanty-Mansiysk Declaration Media and Information Literacy for Building a Culture of Open Government
2016 - Sao Paulo Youth Declaration on Media and Information Literacy
2016 - Riga Recommendations on Media and Information Literacy in a Shifting Media and Information Landscape
2018 - The Need to Boost UNESCO’s MIL Programme, including Proclamation of a Global Media and Information Literacy Week