On November 10, 2023, academic classes began under the project "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda: Basic Skills for the Teacher of the Future". To better understand the EU's information policy and Ukraine's role in this process, it is advisable to understand that the European Union is a supranational structure, how it is organized, how it functions, and how major political decisions are made. Therefore, the project's first module is dedicated to studying the history of the EU, its structures, the basics of culture and, in particular, information policy, and the challenges that Ukraine must overcome on its way to European integration.

During the first lectures, Maryna Keda, the expert, discussed the idea of European unity, fundamental European values, the creation and enlargement of the EU, the reasons for Brexit, and the Copenhagen membership criteria.

The audience discussed the problem of why young people in Ukraine do not want to participate in elections actively and how important it is to ensure democratic processes in the country.