Europe’s Proposed AI Literacy Certificate: Are Schools Ready to Teach It?
The European Commission’s new Education and Skills Package puts AI literacy firmly on Europe’s educational agenda. The challenge now is turning an ambitious framework into knowledge that young people can actually use. On 5 November 2026, the European...
Your Privacy Policy Does Not Show Where the Data Went
A participant registers for a programme. Their name and email arrive through an online form. The information moves into a spreadsheet or project platform. Someone downloads an attendance list. An email system sends confirmation messages. Analytics record activity. A...
What Falls Outside the Frame: The Hidden Costs, Decisions and Power Behind Everyday Systems
Many of the systems we rely on are easier to understand because somebody has simplified them for us. A One Health diagram connects human, animal and environmental health. A political message turns a complicated issue into a story or argument. An online marketplace...EU Import Fees 2026: What the New €3 Duty and €2 Handling Fee Mean for Online Shopping
Cheap online shopping is changing in Europe. New customs charges are now in force, but the real debate goes well beyond how much we pay for an imported parcel. A €4.99 Christmas gift seems like a straightforward purchase. Add it to the basket, take advantage of free...
How Emotions Influence Voting — And Why Facts Are Not Always Enough
On US Election Day 2026, REDefine explores political psychology, emotional persuasion and the difference between knowing the facts and making a political judgment. On November 3, 2026, Americans are voting in the midterm elections. Political advertisements, campaign...
What Does One Health Look Like in Practice?
One Health is easy to explain: human health, animal health and environmental health are connected. The harder question is how people, institutions and learning systems actually work across those connections. That question sits at the centre of REDefine’s work in...
The Wrong Person Keeps Getting Homework: When Skills Cannot Fix Systems
Media literacy, digital competence and emotional intelligence are all valuable skills. They help people understand information, navigate technology, communicate more effectively and respond to difficult situations. But individual skills have limits. A citizen can...
Emotional Intelligence for Kids: Are We Teaching Skills or Obedience?
Helping children understand emotions is important. But what happens when they use those skills to question the adults around them? Imagine telling an angry eight-year-old to stop shouting and use their words. “I already did. I told you she keeps taking my...
