Finnishsocietyonmediaeducation2009

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The Finnish Society on Media Education (FSME) supports and develops research and practices concerning media education in Finland. Founded in 2005, FSME has nearly 200 members and over 30 community partners. It works nationally in both Finnish and Swedish, sharing experiences and information about media education through conferences, newsletters, and its website. FSME contributes to public debate on media education and provides resources and networking opportunities for professionals in the field.

Education

What do we do?
• FSME:
– Supports and develops the field of research and practises concerning
media education
– Contributes to the public debate
– Provides opportunities to share media educational experiences online
and offline (Medialiteracy.info-conference every year)
– Informs about media education via newsletters and mediaeducation.fi-
web portal

Work in practise
• Web portal www.mediaeducation.fi
– News, events, information, materials, discussions, blogs…
• Newsletters: twice a month, over 1500 subscribers
• International and national seminars och conferenses
• Medialiteracy.info – conference in Vaasa 2007 (200 participants
from 13 countries)
• Effective youth work and media protection needs media literacy
(40 participants from Finland, Estonia and Germany)
• Co-operation with members and partners internationally, especially
with Nordic countries, Estonia and Germany
• Electronic publications: www.mediaeducation.fi/publications

Community members
• Finnish Newspaper Association
• Tuotos - Copyright association for audiovisual producers in Finland
• Mannerheim League of Chilf Welfare
• Finnish Board of Film Classification
• Media Education Centre Metka
• Centre for School Clubs
• Koulukino-Skolbio ry
• Consumer Agency
• Art Centre for Children and Youth ARX
• Pirkanmaa Film Centre
• YLE Finnish Broadcasting company/ Educational programmes
• And many more…

More infomation
• www.mediaeducation.fi
• About FSME: www.mediakasvatus.fi/seura (choose in English)
• Decades of Finnish Media Education (PDF)
http://www.mediaeducation.fi/publications/decadesoffinnishmediaeducation.
pdf
• Mediakasvatus(a)mediakasvatus.fi

The Finnish Society on Media Education (FSME) is a non-profit organization established in 2005 to support research and practices around media education in Finland. It is funded by the Ministry of Culture and Education and works nationally and internationally to share experiences through conferences and online resources. FSME coordinates events, provides informational materials through its website and newsletters, and brings together its community and partner organizations to advance media literacy in Finland.

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