Empowering Through Media: A Project Synopsis
Understanding and engaging with media critically is crucial, as it enables individuals to assess the media they consume and communicate in the digital realm both effectively and ethically.
This proficiency aids in discerning trustworthy sources from dubious ones, grasping the influence of media on public opinion, and responsibly utilizing media and information technologies.
In an era where information is readily accessible, such literacy is indispensable for proactive and enlightened involvement in democratic societies.
This initiative aims to harness MIL (Media and Information Literacy), ICT (Information and Communication Technologies), and SM (Social Media) in a collective and pioneering manner. It will generate diverse educational outcomes and cultivate new competencies, vital for the youth’s future job market readiness.
By enhancing our self-awareness and skill set, we can exert a more substantial and beneficial impact on the younger generation. This extends from our local communities to the global stage, all within the scope of the Erasmus+ framework.
The project’s primary objective is to equip youth workers with the necessary expertise to interact with media meaningfully and knowledgeably, employing it as a tool for both personal advancement and the progression of their communities and youth groups.
Throughout this training course, participants will:
Hone critical thinking abilities to appraise the authenticity and dependability of information sources.
Comprehend the mechanics of media and information technologies and their role in sculpting communication and societal norms.
Acknowledge the significance of media and information in molding public sentiment and influencing political and social frameworks.
Delve into civic involvement, drawing from personal experiences, available resources, and the potential to tackle pressing issues via democratic and civil means.
Enhance, refine, and bolster the digital competencies of youth workers and their application.
Gain insight into the ethical and legal considerations surrounding media and information usage.
Advocate for the conscientious and proactive employment of media and information across various spheres, including education, employment, and community participation.
Foster the growth of media and information literacy skills across diverse demographics, especially among marginalized and underprivileged groups.
Amplify the capacity to access, utilize, and produce media and information for individual and professional ends.
Understand the pivotal role of media and information in advocating for cultural diversity and fostering intercultural exchanges.
Dates: 30 May – 8 June 2024
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