Public Education

MDA has evolved from traditional censorship towards media classification and media literacy. Different media are guided by different classification practices, codes and guidelines shaped by community standards – providing the public with a wide choice while safeguarding the young.

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Increasingly, in this age of connectedness that we live in, media literacy is becoming a life skill that is essential for work, learning and play. To ensure that Singapore is able to benefit from the use of media, and to spur the growth of a vibrant media industry, MDA aims to foster a media savvy population through various media education programmes.

Media Fiesta is an annual, month-long nationwide initiative by MDA. The event provides Singaporeans with fun and engaging opportunities to experience and learn more about media, and how they can use media in a responsible and discerning way, for work, learning and play. 

The Channels Management Programme was put in place in April 2009 to garner support from media owners and encourage them to help disseminate MDA's public education messages and initiatives through the sponsorship of their media channels.

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