
Fostering Resilience Against Misinformation in Health - FRAMe Health
The project FRAMe Health aims to enhance the health literacy (HL) of vulnerable adults increasing their knowledge of and equipping them with skills to address disinformation, fostering disinformation-resilient behaviour, and promoting their digital readiness and wellbeing. Through a community infodemic management program, the project also seeks a systemic impact on adult education institutions in Italy and Bulgaria, by improving the competences of educators to apply innovative methodologies for teaching health literacy in a digital environment.
In view of the Program priorities, the project pursues the following specific objectives:
- Investigating the relationship between exposure to health disinformation and the impact on the wellbeing of vulnerable communities.
- Improving the skills and knowledge of adult educators to tackle disinformation through health literacy training.
- Supporting peer learning and reducing epistemic injustice in adult education via community-driven health literacy training.
- Promoting common EU values and community-based civic engagement.
- Strengthening multi-stakeholder cross-country cooperation to tackle health disinformation.
PROJECT ACTIVITIES
The project will engage participants in national mapping of health literacy resources; co-creation workshops with target groups and stakeholders to assess the mapping results; developing a Community Infodemic Management and Health Literacy Program, tested in an international training of trainers; capacity building for partners and peers: two dissemination workshops, projects dissemination, exploitation, and communication.
Expected results
- Produced multilingual (EN, IT, BG) disinformation management program to improve the health literacy of adults.
- Expanded knowledge on the scope and scale of disinformation in Italy and Bulgaria and the impact on citizens’ wellbeing.
- Improved competences of adult educators through a methodology for health literacy using phenomenon-based learning (PhBL).
- Improved target groups’ resilience to online disinformation.
- Promoted social cohesion and active citizenship, defending the European common values of solidarity, inclusion and access to information.
EXPECTED RESULTS
- Produced multilingual (EN, IT, BG) disinformation management program to improve the health literacy of adults.
- Expanded knowledge on the scope and scale of disinformation in Italy and Bulgaria and the impact on citizens’ wellbeing.
- Improved competences of adult educators through a methodology for health literacy using phenomenon-based learning (PhBL).
- Improved target groups’ resilience to online disinformation.
- Promoted social cohesion and active citizenship, defending the European common values of solidarity, inclusion and access to information.
PROJECT PARTNERS
POT Project – Italy
Bureau for Integration and Social Innovations – Bulgaria
PROJECT PERIOD
01/01/2025 – 28/02/2026
The project is funded by the Erasmus+ Program, KA210-ADU – Small-scale partnerships in adult education (KA210-ADU).

