As part of the “Fake Detective” (FD) project, a survey was conducted among young people aged 13–30 and youth workers from Latvia and Estonia.

The project is a KA2 Erasmus+ Small-Scale Partnership, implemented by Grem (Latvia) and Multi Nutikas MTÜ (Estonia), and aims to equip Russian-speaking minorities in Latvia and Estonia with the skills needed to critically navigate the media space and distinguish reliable information from propaganda and disinformation, using animation as an educational tool.

A total of 227 young people participated in the survey (84 from Latvia and 143 from Estonia).
In addition, 60 youth workers took part in the study, including 24 respondents from Latvia and 36 from Estonia.

• View the survey report and results here 

👉 Download the report — English

👉 Download the report — Latvian

👉 Download the report — Estonian

👉 Download the report — Russian

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