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Zéro Fake

Media Literacy Portal

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An innovative tool for everyone who wants to quickly and accurately tell true information from fake news

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5 Steps to News Verification:

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Step 01

Verification of Authenticity

Step 02

Check the Source

Step 03

Fact or Interpretation?

Step 04

Check for False Generalizations

Step 05

Check for Emotionalism and Bias

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Consult our AI Media Literacy Assistant, Zoryan, for advice

Test the news for fake using the Zéro Fake Bot

An innovative tool for anyone who wants to quickly and accurately check the news

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Click on the Zéro Fake Bot icon in the lower-right corner of the screen

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2

Paste the link or text of the news you want to verify

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Get an instant result — fake or not

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You can ask additional questions to the chatbot

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Spot the fake - get a gift

Check a news story using the AI bot Zorian from Zéro Fake - and become a participant in the draw for a light therapy lamp for mental clarity and emotional balance.

How to participate:

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Крок 1
Перевір будь-яку новину через Зоряна (віджет у нижньому правому куті цього сайту).

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Step 2.

Write in the comments under this post what you checked and what Zorian highlighted.

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Крок 3

Дочекайся розіграшу 13 лютого — переможця оберуть випадково.

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Find out how well you can spot fakes

Before trusting loud headlines, check your media literacy.
Take a short quiz and find out how well you recognize fake news and manipulation.

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The test is available in Ukrainian only

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Calendar of Events – Zéro Fake Live

08.02.2026 
Warsaw

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Training: Media Literacy: Check, Analyse, Do Not Fall for It

Target group: mixed-age group

Trainer: Nataliia Mukhina

08.02.2026
Szczecin

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Training: Fundamentals of Media Literacy: How to Navigate News, Social Media and Messaging Apps

Target group: teenagers

Trainer: Oksana Dmytrenko

27.01.2026
Lublin

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Training: Professional Image in the Digital Environment: Media Literacy for Career Development

Target group: young people

Trainer: Oksana Dubinina

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Calendar of Events – Zéro Fake Live

Coordinator of the Zéro Fake project, Executive Director of the Association of Innovative and Digital Education

Our Team

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Mariya Boguslav

Coordinator of the Zéro Fake project, Executive Director of the Association of Innovative and Digital Education

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Dana Dzhurko

Assistant of the Zéro Fake project, Manager of the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland

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Iryna Semeniuta

journalist at Detector Media, author of articles on disinformation, media literacy and countering propaganda.

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Oleksandr Pyrozhkov

trainer and project coordinator at Detector Media, OSINT analyst

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Tetiana Suchodolska

Manager of the Zéro Fake project, Coordinator of the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland

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Oksana Voronkina

Media literacy expert, trainer and project manager, Association of Innovative and Digital Education 

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Oleksandr Siedin

Media expert for the Zéro Fake project, analyst at the Detector Media Research Centre

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Free online courses to improve your media literacy skills

The courses will help you not only recognize fakes but also communicate effectively during information conflicts, stay calm in public discussions, and teach media literacy to others

Online Course “Implementing Media Literacy in the Educational Sector”
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This practical online course is designed for educators who want to help their students navigate the information space, resist disinformation, and develop critical thinking skills.

Online Course “Media-Literate Resistance: Building Evidence-Based Dialogues”
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The course was developed by IREX experts within the program “Strengthening Resilience to Harmful Information Influence During the War,” as part of the project “Learn to Discern: Media Literacy.”

Online Course “Media-Literate Resistance: Communicating as Equals”
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The course was developed by IREX within the program “Strengthening Resilience to Harmful Information Influence During the War” (the Learn to Discern: Media Literacy project) in partnership with educational organizations of Ukraine.

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Critical Thinking and Information Culture (in SCORM format)

This course is dedicated to one of the key skills of the 21st century — the ability to analyze information and develop information culture.

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Results of a Social Study on Media Literacy among Ukrainians in Poland

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The report is currently being prepared

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About the Project

Zéro Fake is a project for Ukrainians in Poland that teaches how to identify fake news and stay calm amid information noise.

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We combine education, digital tools (Fakecheck, online test), and a community of trainers so that everyone can verify information, trust reliable sources, and protect themselves from manipulation.

 

The project is implemented by the Ukrainian Educational Hub in Poland in collaboration with the Pro Futuro Foundation, with the support of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs of the French Republic​

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Our project is about confidence, critical thinking, and trust — values that make the Ukrainian community stronger

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Media Partners:

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Expert Reviews

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Étienne de Poncins

Ambassador of France to the Republic of Poland

"France supports initiatives aimed at strengthening democratic values and countering disinformation. The Zéro Fake platform is an important resource for the Ukrainian community in Poland, as it promotes awareness, critical thinking and mutual trust. We highly appreciate the contribution of this project to the development of sustainable and well-informed communities."

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Mariya Boguslav

Executive Director, Association for Innovative and Digital Education

“The Zéro Fake project is extremely important for Ukrainians who have been forced to live abroad. During the war, media literacy helps maintain clarity, make informed decisions, and resist informational pressure. We see how such initiatives support people, strengthen their confidence, and help them feel part of an active, educated community, regardless of their place of residence.”

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Ilona Havronska

Deputy Minister of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine for European Integration

”Zéro Fake is an important project for Ukrainians abroad. It helps them navigate the information environment and quickly distinguish fake news from reliable information. Such a service makes our community stronger and more protected.”

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Marta Chumachenko

Psychologist, Trainer at the Ukrainian Educational Hub

“Zéro Fake is a modern and highly relevant platform for children and teenagers. Today, they are constantly immersed in an information flow, rapidly consuming content from social media and frequently encountering manipulation and fake news. That is why the format of an interactive test and an AI bot is natural and intuitive for them. Children are oriented toward digital solutions; it is important for them not just to listen to explanations, but to interact, verify, and receive quick feedback. Such tools help not only to develop critical thinking but also to reduce information overload. The platform has strong potential to become a convenient and valuable guide for teenagers in the digital environment.”

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Serhii Veretiuk

Chairman, Association for Innovative and Digital Education

“The Ukrainian community in Poland faces information challenges every day, so the launch of the Zéro Fake portal is extremely important. The project helps people of various levels of experience understand news, avoid manipulation, and maintain psycho-emotional resilience. We support initiatives that strengthen trust within the community and contribute to its development.”

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Vadym Miskyi

Program Director - NGO Detector Media. Supervisory Board Member, Head of Audit Committee - National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine

“The launch of the Zéro Fake platform is an interesting initiative aimed at strengthening the information resilience of Ukrainians in Poland. The project provides tools for verifying information and, overall, draws attention to the importance of critical thinking. We view the development of such educational resources positively, as they can be valuable for a wide audience.”

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Contact

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